is an acid neutral?

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is an acid neutral?

aaronq · Answer

There are several definitions for an acid, the most common on is the Bronsted-Lowry definition which states that an acid is something that can donate a proton $(H^+)$ and a base that which can accept it.

An acidic solution is a solution that has a higher hydronium conc. than hydroxide conc. i.e. $[H_3O^+]>[OH^-]$, equivalently has a pH<7.

rane · Answer

no, an acid is not neutral. its pH is always below 7 not 7

rane · Answer

its false

rane · Answer

yup, base is never neutral as well because its pH is always greater then 7

rane · Answer

can u pls close this q' and post your q' again, this is getting confusing with couple of q's in post

rane · Answer

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