Chemistry, asked by prabh344, 1 year ago

why H2S is acidic while H2O is neutral

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Answered by sakshikumarisingh27
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Answered by smita24
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hey mate ,

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While H atom with S lacks H bonding and thus there bond can be broken very easily as compared to water. Thus due to this in H2O , H+ release is very difficult while H2S does it very easily and thus H2S becomes acidic. ... So H2S is only acid in water because it can only supply H+.

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