Acidic & basic media
Question asked by: dsgovare
Asked on: 25 Feb 2011
An acid is something that will donate protons, or H+, whilst an alkali will receive them and has hydroxide or OH- so the two combine to produce water which is neutral of course.
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Replied at: 06 Mar 2011
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