ACIDS

• Acetic and nitric

• Alkali neutralizers

• Amino ___

• Amino and folic

• Amino and tannic

• Aminos, e.g.

• Ascorbic and boric e.g.

• Base antagonists

• Base counterparts

• Base neutralizers

• Base opposites

• Bases' antitheses

• Beaker fluids

• Boric and citric

• Boric and folic

• Cause of stomach problems, sometimes

• Causes of breakdowns

• Chem lab array

• Chem lab collection

• Chem lab substances

• Chem-lab liquids

• Chemical-burn causers

• Chemistry lab supply

• Chemists' substances

• Citric and nitric

• Citric and others

• Compounds in vinegar and car batteries

• Corrosive agents

• Corrosive chemicals

• Corrosive compounds

• Corrosive liquids

• Corrosive stuff

• Corrosive substances

• Corrosives

• Digestive juices

• Durer supplies

• Etchants

• Etcher's chemicals

• Etcher's etchers

• Etcher's fluids

• Etcher's need

• Etcher's supply

• Etchers' purchases

• Etching agents

• Etching fluids

• Etching materials

• Etching supplies

• Fatty ___

• Fluids in flasks

• Gastric juices, e.g.

• H2SO4 and such

• HCl and HF

• HCl and others

• Heartburn causes

• Heartburn causes, maybe

• Hydrochloric and amino

• Hydrochloric and boric

• Lab assortment

• Lab bottles

• Lab chemicals

• Lab collections

• Lab flask contents, perhaps

• Lab hazards

• Lab liquids

• Lab supply

• Lab-bottle contents

• Lab-bottle fillers

• Litmus changers

• Litmus paper reddeners

• Litmus reddeners

• Litmus test materials

• Low pH liquids

• Low-pH compounds

• Low-pH solutions

• Low-pH substances

• Metal eaters

• Niacin and others

• Niacin and vitamin C

• Nitric and acetic

• Nitric and boric

• Nos. on room coolers?

• Nucleic and hydrochloric

• Oxalic and oleic

• Reactors to litmus

• RNA and DNA

• See 47A

• Some are fatty

• Some corrosives

• Some reagents

• Sour substances

• Stomach ___

• Stomach churners

• Stomach contents

• Stomach foes of hard-partying rockers

• Stomach sourers

• Substances with low pH

• Sulphuric and hydrochloric

• Tannic and boric

• These can be citric

• They give wine its crispness

• They have low pH's

• They have pH's of less than 7

• They may cause breakdowns

• They neutralize lyes

• They turn litmus paper red

• They turn litmus red

• They're in your stomach

• They're used in mineral processing

• Tummy troublers

• Tummy upsetters

• Tums targets

• Vinegar and lemon juice

• What helps about 100 etchers?