Acids act on many things including metals.
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Acids
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acidicacidulentsouracerbacerbateacerbicacerbityaceticacetoseacetousacetylsalicylic acidacidityacidulantacidulatedacidulousacidulousnessacridacrimoniousacrimonyactual cautery
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agentalkalialkalinityalloisomeramino acidammono acidangryanimosityanionantacidantidepressantaqua fortisaqua regiaarsenic acidascorbic acidasperityasperousaspirinastringentataracticatomautomatic sprinklerbasebasicbattery acidbenzoic acidbilebiochemicalbitingbitterbitter resentmentbitternessbitterness of spiritboric acidbrandbrand ironbranding ironbread-and-butter pickleburningbutyric acidcarbolic acid
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carbon tetcarbon tetrachloridecarbon-dioxide foamcarbonic acidcationcausticcausticitycautercauterantcauterizercauterychemicalchemical elementchemicobiologicalchemicoengineeringchemicomineralogicalchemicophysicalchemurgicchloric acidchlorous acid
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chokecherrycholercholericchromic acidchromoisomercitric acidcompoundcopolymercopolymericcopolymerouscorrodingcorrosivecrab applecuttingcyanic aciddeck gundeluge setdetdevastatingdiethyltryptaminedill pickledimerdimericdimerousdimethyltryptaminediscontenteddmtdouble edgeddouble-edgeddrivingdryedgedeffectiveelectrocauteryelectrochemicalelementelementalelementaryembitteredescharoticextinguisherfeeling evilfiercefire apparatusfire enginefire extinguisherfire hosefire hydrantfireplugfluoric acidfoamfoam extinguisherfoamiteforcefulforcibleformic acidgagegallganjagnashing of teethgrassgreen applegruffgutsyhallucinogenhard feelingsharshhashhashishhayheartburningheavy chemicalshempheteromeroushigh polymerhomopolymerhook-and-ladderhot ironhydracidhydranthydrochloric acidhydrocyanic acidhyperacidhypochlorous acidimperative
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impressiveincisiveinorganic chemicalionirritatingisomerisomerousjointkavakeenlactic acidladder pipelemonlignosulphonic acidlimelsdlucy in sky with diamondslunar causticmacrochemicalmacromolecule
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malic acidmarijuanamary janemescalmescal beanmescal buttonmescalinemetamermetamericmind altering drugmind expanding drugmind-altering drugmind-blowing drugmind-expanding drugmoleculemonomermonomerousmordaciousmordantmorning glory seedsmoxamuriatic acidnervousneutralizerniacinnicotinic acidnonacidnose ticklingnose-ticklingoil of vitriolorganic chemicalout of humorout of sortsout of temperoxalic acidoxyacidpectic acidpenetratingperboric acidperchloric acidpeyotephenolphosphoric acidphotochemicalphysicochemicalphytochemicalpicklepicric acidpiercingpiquantpoignantpolymerpolymericpotpotential cauterypowerfulprussic acidpseudoisomerpsilocinpsilocybinpsychedelicpsychic energizerpsychoactive drugpsychochemicalpsychotomimeticpumperpunchypungentradicalradiochemicalradiumrancorrancorousrankledranklingreagentreeferresentfulresentingrigorousroachroughsalicylic acidsarcasticscathingscorchingsensationalseveresharpshort-temperedsinewedsinewyslashingslow burnsnappishsnorkelsodasoresorenesssour ballssour creamsour grapessour picklesourdoughspleenspleneticsprinklersprinkler headsprinkler systemstabbingstewingstickstingingstpstridentstrikingstringentstrongsubacidsubaciduloussulfacidsulfuric acidsulfuroussuper-pumpertartteatellingthcthermochemicaltranquilizertrenchanttrimervehementverjuicevigorousvinegarviolentvirulencevirulentvitalvitriolvitriolicvituperativewaterwater cannonweedwet blanketwitheringyogurt
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Acids act on metals.
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Alkalis neutralize acids.
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The scientists concluded that acids in wine make it taste bad.
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