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

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Answered by somnathroy247
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according to the Arrhenius theory, the acids are hydrolyzed to produce only hydrogen ion as cation. on absence of water acids could not get hydrolyzed to produce hydrogen cation/hydroxonium ion, which is the cause of acidity .

Answered by hemantchoudhary
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the acids are hydrolyzed to produce only hydrogen ion as cation.

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