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@ 66% Wed 6:04 PM dow Help stry Help Save & Exit Submit assity the following as descriptive of either acids, bases, or both by dragging each of the characteristics listed below into the opropriate boxes NaOH is an example of a strong one Increase H Take up H When strong, can be caustic enough to eat through metals HCi is an example of a strong" one Disassociate in water Commonly associated with mk of Found in foods like lemo juice, vinegar, and conee magnesia or bicarbonate soda Increase OH Both Bases Acids Commonily associabed with mik of When strong, can be caustic enough to eat through mecals which decrease stomach acid Found in foods like lemon juice, vinegar, and coffee

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Increase H+

HCL is an example of a strong one.

Found in foods like lemon juice, vinegar and coffee.

When strong, can be caustic enough to eat through metals.

Increase OH.

NaOH is an example of strong one.

Take up H+.

Commonly associated with milk of magnesia or bicarbonate soda which decrease stomach acid.

Acids Both Bases

Increase H+

HCL is an example of a strong one.

Found in foods like lemon juice, vinegar and coffee.

When strong, can be caustic enough to eat through metals.

Dissociation in water.

Increase OH.

NaOH is an example of strong one.

Take up H+.

Commonly associated with milk of magnesia or bicarbonate soda which decrease stomach acid.

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