Chemistry, asked by MIRZASHOYAB, 11 months ago

why do acids not show acidic behaviour in the absence of water ?​

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Answered by Abdking
1

Because it is the main chemical required for all acids

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Answered by ritu9832
3

Answer:

because the dissociation of hydrogen ion from an acid occurs in presence of water only.

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