What acids do you find around home?

Answer 1

lemon juice (acid)

vinegar (acid)

bleach (base)

citrus fruits (acid)

battery acid (acid)

pickle juice (acid)

soda (acid)

milk (acid)

Listerine (acid)

fruit juice (acid

Answer 2

Chemical acids and bases within a residential home can usually be found in the cleaning aids that are used within the home. Chemical compounds and mixtures are made and used to clean one's home.

Answer 3

Common household acids include citric acid (orange and grapefruit juice), acetic acid (vinegar), carbonic and phosphoric acid (sodas and soft drinks), and hydrochloric acid (formed by mixing vinegar and salt in salads). Tartaric acid is in bananas and grapes, and is important in the fermentation of wine. Lactic acid is found in bean curd and ascorbic acid (vitamin C) in many foods. Formic acid is part of the reason that ant bites hurt.

Apples contain malic acid, and oxalic acid is found in spinach and in tea.

Sulfuric acid is used to store energy in car batteries.

Answer 4

Some common acids are acetic acid ( in vinegar) and hydrochloric acid (sold as a pool cleaner under muriatic acid).

Some common bases are ammonia (usually in a cleaner) and sodium hydroxide (in solid drain cleaners).

Answer 5

> Citric acid in lemon, Oranges, lime, etc.

> Acetic acid in vinegar.

> Tartaric acid in grapes, tamarinds, etc.

> Lactic acid in Yogurt (or curd).

> Sometimes Yellow Nitric acid can also be found in unbranded bathroom or toilet cleaners.

> Carbonic acid in soft drinks.

> Some cars batteries can contain Sulfuric acid.

Answer 6

acids that we use in our day to day life are vinegar, lemon juice, Tomato Juice, Orange Juice, toilet cleaners and bases are soap, detergent, baking soda.

Answer 7

Batteries

Vinegar

Citrus Fruits (e.g. lemon juice or orangejuice.)

Answer 8

Sulfuric acid, acetic acid, hydrochloric acid, acetylsalicylic acid, nitric acid, tartaric acid, citric acid, etc.

Answer 9

Vinegar and lemon juice

Answer 10

for example there is hydrochloric acid