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Acid anhydride

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Some things are made from water.

Acid anhydride general
Acid anhydride general

Two parts join together. They lose some water. This makes a new thing. This new thing is called an acid anhydride. It can make acid if it meets water. It can also make a salt. It can form from two acids. One part of water leaves the acids. This change makes the new thing. It is neat to see how things change.

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