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3 years ago

Which of these is a property of acids?

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Number 4 "they <span>typically contain an -OH group." seems by far the correct answer and makes the most sence in my opinion. I hope this helps.</span>

sertanlavr [38]3 years ago

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Answer: Correct option is 3.

Explanation: Properties of Acid:

They are liquids.
Acids are the ones which donate hydrogen ions to the solution.
They turn blue litmus paper to red.
They are corrosive in nature.
They are sour in taste. For example: vinegar

From the above properties written, it can be said that option 3 is correct.

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