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H3803(aq) boracic acid, eye wash It, C2 0 ,, muriatic acid, cleaning0 //t( (45) bricks, acid in stomach hydrochloric acid3 vinegar, ,,C) CH3COOI%cu used in pickling aUl.t 4*—4 oil of vitriol, battery acid, j,.O H2SO4(aq) most U50d chemical, acid &MMr L

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6 3 H1 St (qj) analytical chemical hydroselenic acid

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