Question

why do HCl,HNo3, etc show acidic characters in aqueous solution while solutions of compound like alcohol, glucose do not show acidic character....????​

Answer 1

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$\large{\pink\leadsto}$Release of H+ ion in water will make a compound acidic or non- acidic.

$\large{\pink\leadsto}$Acids are the substance which upon dissociating with water results in production of Hydrogen ions.

$\large{\pink\leadsto}$Some compounds show acidic character as they dissociate in the aqueous solution which results in the production of hydrogen ions (acids like HCl, HNO3).

$\large{\pink\leadsto}$Compounds similar to glucose or alcohol do contain hydrogen element but they do not show signs of acidic nature.

$\large{\pink\leadsto}$The fact that the hydrogen in them will not separate as like the hydrogen in the acids. They will not separate to become hydrogen ions, on dissolving in the water.

$\large{\pink\leadsto}$Hence dissociation of hydrogen gas will decide the acidic or non-acidic nature of a compound.

Answer 2

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