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My assignment

2007

Well I'm doing an assignment on acids and stuff so I wish to find out acids used in households. Not about all the pH and that mumbo jumbo which I already learned. By the time someone reads this probably my assignment would already be due so I just may as well say I like Elements.

P.S.: My favorite are Au, and (I'm adding two which are not really elements) St, Ai, Li, and to finish A (not a element either). If you get the unfunny joke that is where I'm from lol. Cheers if you laughed.

Ta.....

QUINN M
student - solve the puzzle

Periodic Table 44506

2007

So you say you are from atomic numbers 79+16+[65-5]+[44-92]+13+53+[89-6], then Quinn?

Vinegar is the most common household acid, and it is dilute acetic acid ⇦this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] . battery acid ⇦this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] , which is not quite household, is sulfuric acid. Some metal polishes are largely sulfamic acid. Lemons have citric acid . Good luck.

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