Why is a solution of hydrogen chloride an acid, but a solution of glucose is not, though both contain hydrogen?? please don't give useless answers
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HCl in solution gives H+ ion but C6H12O6 doesnot because it does not contain free H+ ion in solution thats why HCl is known as acid whereas glucose not
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acid are those who give rise of H+ ions after dissociation
HCl after dissociation give rise to H+ ions while glucose after dissolving in water does not give rise to H+ ions
HENCE GLUCOSE IS NOT AN ACID....
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