Acid Discoveries
| ACID DISCOVERIES | |
| 11thCenturary | Arabic chemists find out how to make sulphuric, nitric, and hydrochloric acids. |
| 1675 | Irish chemist Robert Boyle wrongly suggests that acids contain special particles that sqeeze into gaps in metals, breaking them apart. |
| 1854 | The writing of French Chemist Auguste Laurent proves that all acids contain hydrogen. |
| 1887 | Swedish chemist svante Arrhenius proposes that all acids contain hydrogen ions and these give acids their special properties. |
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