Chemistry, 02.07.2020 02:01 Chrissyx5215

Acids taste (although we must never things in the lab). They can be either or corrosive. Alkalis feel to the touch, they can also be .

An example of an acid is . An example of an alkali is

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Acids taste (although we must never things in the lab). They can be either or corrosive. Alkalis...