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What is the chemical propreties of acids
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What is the chemical propreties of acids

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Magnesium reacts in a very strong way

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Answer:

Magnesium reacts in strong and weak acids.

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Acid solutions also, have pH values, less than 7. This is the correct answer, to this question.

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