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30. An example of acid radical

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Acid radicals are the acid’s negative ion or the negative component of the acid.
We get an acid radical when we remove hydrogen from an acid.
Example of an acid radical- H₂SO₄ loses one H⁺ ion to form HSO₄^– ion, which is an acid radical.

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