what are the properties of acids?

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User: what are the properties of acids?

Weegy: Most primitive properties: Acids: 1.turn blue litmus red 2.Liberate hydrogen when react with active metals.. 3.are sour to taste 4.react with a base to from water and salt. Bases: 1.turn red litmus blue 2.are soapy to touch 3.are bitter in [ taste 4.react with a acid to from water and salt. _____________ _____________ ______________ According to Bronsted -Lowry theory: 1.Acids are proton donors 2.Bases are proton acceptors According to Lewis theory: 1.Acids are electron pair acceptors. 2.Bases are electron pair donors. ________ _______ _______ ________ _______ _______ Dilute acids below 1M concentration have pH range 0 to 7.0 Dilute basess below 1M concentration have pH range 7.0 to 14.0
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User: name some synthetic acids?

Weegy: Octacosanoic acid and Arachidic acid are examples of synthetic acids.

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The properties of acids includes: Acids have sour taste, Acids turn blue litmus red, Acids have pH less than 7, Strong acid cause burn on skin, Strong acids also destroy fabric and Acids are electrolytes.

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