It is likely that acids are able to break ester bonds in your skin. I'm thinking the acid deprotonates (looses it's acidic hydrogen nucleus, leaving behind it's electrons) and the resulting nucleophile "attacks" the positive carbon of the ester-carbonyl.
The free H+ in an acid solution can break down the organic, inorganic, or otherwise a polymer your clothes are made of. The ions break down the materials your clothing are made of, and simplifies them apart, which causes a hole to be burned in clothing.
Just like how strong bases burn your skin, strong acids have the ability to dissolve the proteins and lipids that your skin and tissues are made of. Strong acids can readily dissolve into the H+ ion, and that likes to attack organic matter, like your skin.
Strong bases readily dissolve into -OH ions, which is kind of like the same thing as H+'s tendancy to attack organic matter.
Acids readily release H+ ions in solution, and they like to attack and dissolve organic and inorganic matter. Acids are able to break down lipids and proteins that constitutes your skin and tissue, and that is what makes them corrosive.
It depends on the concentration and type of the acid. Acids greater than about 10% can burn your skin. It also depends on the acid and the length of time it is on your skin.
Yes. The reason why it's in our stomach is because our stomach constantly builds up mucous to protect the walls around it.
Hydrochloric acid will indeed burn skin. In the stomach, its usefulness is to "burn" (no flames) raw meat to make it digestable.
Acids can burn your skin.
Its is very acidic..It can burn your butt
If there were houses on Venus.
No, Sulfuric acid cannot burn through a plastic pipette unless it falls on your skin.
if a human touches it the skin will burn.
Battery Acid. It can burn right through the human flesh and completely "disolve" it. Sulphuric, hydrochloric, phosphoric--all of these are are strong because they all completely ionize in water, all can destroy skin if the concentration is great enough.
Acid rain isn't immediately dangerous to humans, but it messes up the chemistry in nature.
Venus is the main one because it has a runaway greenhouse affect. Earth has acid rain also. Hope this helps :)
because naturally acid burns the skin because of the chemicals that are placed in them so the acid rain in the same
Acids can burn your skin :)
acid rain can burn and cause life-long scars. ---- ----
It is Acid
Acid rain can damage skin of a person.
yes because it could burn your skin
If you leave it on your skin, then yes. It takes around fifteen seconds for commonly concentrated (20-28%) hydrochloric acid to burn skin.
it does not
hydrochloric acid can burn the skin
Because it contains acid which is irritating to the skin.