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Originally Posted by dannym
I never said a discharged battery has no acid in it or it's safe for a discharged battery to blow up in your face.
All I said was a discharged battery is less acidic than charged battery. I don't know what you tried with your litmus paper but you can't argue with the laws of chemistry. When a battery discharges the hydrogen atoms fuse to the lead plates causing a less acidic solution. That is a fact whether you choose to believe it or not.
Anything else you get out of that your making up.
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No one ever said you did, and nothing is being made up. It's all physics and chemical properties. The stronger the acid, the lower the ph number. That is basic chemistry. I took only two years of chemistry in college 20 years ago, so I do not remember everything about it. It is fascinating stuff though
Ever work on an acid etch line? I have. The semi conductor mfgs use the 12m stuff. We used sulfuric, acetic, nitric, hydrochloric, and hydroflouric acids. I never want to do that again. Those college jobs are not all fun and joy, but you do learn stuff.