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Layer: A
Vector 1
Type: substance Relation: reactive property
Vector 2
Type: quality Relation: corrosive potential
Vector 3
Type: state Relation: chemical intensity
Description
The concept of “acid” represents a substance defined by its reactive properties and its ability to alter or break down other materials. It expresses a quality of chemical intensity that distinguishes it from neutral or basic states. This identity reflects inherent potential for transformation through interaction. As an abstract notion, acid symbolizes active change within a system. It marks a condition where reactivity becomes a defining characteristic. In this sense, “acid” captures the essence of potent chemical behavior.
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