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Which property is not common to all inorganic acids?
(a) sour taste
(b) reacts with sodium bicarbonate to give carbon dioxide
(c) forms acid salts
(d) turns blue litmus red

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Solution

(c) forms acid salts

Carbonic acid is a weak inorganic acid and does not react with weak bases and thus does not form acid salts on reaction with them.

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