Inorganic Acids

Inorganic Acids

Inorganic acid, also called mineral acid, is the general name of acids in inorganic compounds. Inorganic acids, in general, are inorganic compounds that dissociate hydrogen ions.

According to the composition, inorganic acids can be divided into oxic acid, anoxic acid, complex acid, mixed acid, superacid, etc. According to the degree of dissociation, they can be divided into strong acid and weak acid, as well as monobasic acid according to the number of hydrogen ions that can be ionized in the molecule,dicarboxylic acid and polyacid. Inorganic acids are mostly used to provide hydrogen ions.

The inorganic acids can be summarized as three main aspects:

1. Generally, salt is combined with some inorganic acids such as potassium, sodium and calcium, and some with alkaloids.

2.Among inorganic acids,fatty acids combine with glycerol to form esters or higher alcohols to form wax.

Inorganic acids Cautions:

1. Inorganic acids are corrosive, when use them,please care not to touch, splash on the skin.

2. Some inorganic acids can cause poisoning through respiratory stimulation, so we should pay attention to protection.