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What are mineral acids?

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mineral acids are obtained from one or more inorganic compounds which is a compound that lacks carbon and hydrogen bonds. Inorganic compound examples include water and carbon dioxide. Something all mineral acids do is form hydrogen ions and the joined together bases when it is dissolved in water.

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