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You have learnt how to identify acids and alkalis. What happens if they are mixed? Write your assumptions.​
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You have learnt how to identify acids and alkalis. What happens if they are mixed? Write your assumptions.​

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Just use what you have learnt.

  • Acids release H+ ion when added up with or dissolved in water.
  • But if they are mixed up with metals they will release hydrogen gas and salt

Look at a Reaction below


\\ \sf\longmapsto Na+HCl=NaCl+H_2

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