Definition: Acidite, in chemistry, is a compound composed mainly of aluminum (Al) atoms and hydrogen (H) atoms, with two additional oxygen atoms. The name "acidite" comes from its chemical properties that indicate it reacts with acids to produce metal and sulfur compounds. It's also used as a term for a group of elements that are naturally occurring in large quantities but rarely found in Earth's crust.
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