Definition: The word "acidic" in chemistry refers to something that has a lower pH value than its corresponding standard solution, typically a hydrochloric acid (HCl). In English usage, the term can also refer to any substance that produces a strong acidic taste or smell when exposed to water. Here is an example of how the word 'acridinic' could be used in a sentence: "The vinegar was extremely acridinic and gave off an unpleasant odor when applied to the skin." In this context, "acridinic" refers to something that has a higher pH value than its corresponding standard solution. The term describes something that produces a strong acidic taste or smell when exposed to water.
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