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Phantasy [73]
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A characteristic of acids is that they react with metals to:

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scoray [572]3 years ago
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<span> Answer is the first choice - form non-metals</span>. Some acid and metal reactions don't form anything especially with weak acids. But many acids react with metals to form salt and hydrogen, which are considered non-metals.
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