Science, asked by komal999264, 1 year ago

why do non-metals reacts with dilute acids

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Answered by skvijay36

Explanation:

Generally non-metals do not react with acid because non-metals accept electron from other so they cannot donate Hydrogen ion to the acid with which they are reacting so there is no reaction.

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