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The 23 pages that link to Acid, each with the reason it gives.

• pHNarrower topic: Acids increase hydrogen-ion activity in water and generally lower pH.

• Acid–base reactionNarrower topic: An acid is one of the two reacting roles in acid–base chemistry.

• Corrosive substanceRelated: Acids can corrode metals and destroy tissue by donating protons or reacting with other surface components.

• DatabaseRelated: ACID describes guarantees this database may provide for transactions.

• Hydrogen chlorideNarrower topic: Hydrogen chloride acts as a proton donor when it reacts with water.

• Chemical burnRelated: Acids can denature proteins and cause tissue injury, often producing a surface barrier that limits deeper penetration.

• Relational databaseRelated: ACID guarantees help relational systems handle concurrent changes without losing consistency.

• AcidityRelated: Acidity describes the characteristic that acids exhibit.

• Salt (chemistry)Compared with: Acids can form salts, but an acid itself is not necessarily a salt.

• MarinadeRelated: Vinegar and citrus provide acidity, which sharpens flavor and affects surface texture.

• AmphoterismNarrower topic: An amphoteric substance must be able to take on acid behavior in at least one context.

• Hydrogen ionRelated: Acids raise proton concentration or activity in aqueous solutions.

• DeprotonationNarrower topic: A Brønsted–Lowry acid is the species that loses a proton during deprotonation.

• Database management systemRelated: ACID describes guarantees commonly enforced by transactional DBMSs.

• JellyRelated: Acidity helps pectin form a stable gel in conventional jelly recipes.

• Acid anhydrideNarrower topic: Acid anhydrides are named for their ability to generate acids.

• Acidity regulatorNarrower topic: Food acids are common regulators and define the acidic side of pH adjustment.

• AlkaliCompared with: Acids and alkalis oppose one another in neutralization reactions.

• Methyl orangeNarrower topic: Acids protonate the indicator and produce its red form.

• CAP theoremCompared with: ACID consistency concerns transaction rules and is not identical to CAP consistency.

• Mineral acidNarrower topic: Mineral acids belong to the broader class of acids.

• MySQLRelated: InnoDB transactions use these properties to preserve reliable updates.

• Rubidium hydroxideCompared with: Acids oppose hydroxide’s proton-accepting action and react with RbOH in neutralization.