2009年4月4日 · The HSbF6 is fluoroantimonic acid, the strongest superacid known. It is powerful enough to protonate simple alkanes, so phenol and bromine should be pretty easy. [ce] Ph-OH + HSbF6 -> [Ph-OH2]^+[sbF6]^- [/ce] The phenylhydronium ion there would behave like a nitro group, explained in the reference I linked you above.

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2005年7月23日 · my friends dad who works at a hazardous waste plant had tfound this liquid of that i dotn know tghe use for but would dissolve almost anything it was a concentrated sulfuric acid with superionized metal like H2SO4 andCr+8 lets play pick your corrosive!

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2011年3月5日 · I recently saw a question about the difference between strong and weak acids. The question stated that hydrochloric acid is known as a strong acid as it dissociates completely, whereas a weak acid would reach a dissociated equilibrium (or words to that effect). This is true for acids such as etha...