Lauren H. answered • 03/26/19
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I believe that sulfuric acid is the usual choice. It's diprotic...
Can hydrochloric acid produce car battery acid?
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Larry C. answered • 03/20/19
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Since the acid in car batteries is usually sulfuric acid, no.
Now, if you're asking whether hydrochloric acid could be used instead, then yes, probably. However, the fact it isn't suggests it wouldn't be effective,
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