Chemistry · Acids, Bases and Salts
If a student adds water quickly to a concentrated acid instead of adding acid to water slowly, what is likely to happen?
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- 1Nothing will happen as it is a slow reaction.
- 2The solution will become intensely cold due to an endothermic reaction.
- 3The acid will instantly solidify into a salt.
- 4The solution may splash out forcefully and cause severe acid burns.✓
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The solution may splash out forcefully and cause severe acid burns.
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