Is hydrogen peroxide an acid or base

Question

What about these as well??

Hydrogen peroxide

Isopropyl alcohol

Saline solution

Aspirin

Pepto-Bismol

Alka-Seltzer

Tonic water

Vinegar

Answer 1

"Pepto-Bismol" is a famous stuff old farts take to

aliviate acidity in stomach.it a base

Answer 2

1.acid

2. base

3. base

4. acid

5. base

6. base

7. acid

8. acid

Answer 3

Hello,

  Hydrogen Peroxide is a classis Base, meaning if all chemicals are measured to thier maximum basitity, i.e., Hydrogen Peroxide is profoundly basic . It simply means that the pH is far closer to 14 than to 1. Eventhough there may be a few more basic compounds, such as lime stone, ect., Hydrogen Peroxide is used as a common and well know base because it will recieve an electron easily, or give up an -OH, if neccessary.

Good look,

L&P,

The Gus Man.

Answer 4

You should get some litmus paper and test them.  If I remember, an acid has an H+ and a base has an OH-.  I think aspirin, tonic water, and vinegar are acids.  I think peroxide is a base.  The rest are neutral or I'm not sure.

Answer 5

neither. its an oxidant only it does not fit any of arrhenius, bronsted-lowry, and lewis definition of acid or base.

alcohol= slightly deprotonates= sparingly acidic

saline= NaCl soln= neutral=neither acid or base

asprin= acetylsalicylic acid= acidic

pepto bismol= i dont knoe what this is

alka seltzer= neutralize acid in stomach = therefore basic

tonic water= added with quinone most probably= neutral= neither acidic nor basic

vinegar= acetic acid= acid