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Standard XII
Chemistry
Hydrochloric Acid
Why is carbox...
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Why is carboxylic acid acidic in nature?
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Carboxylic acids are acidic in nature as they have a tendency to release H
+
. Hence they act as a week arrhenius acid.
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