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acid
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Eastern culture
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Used in traditional medicine and skincare products for its astringent and exfoliating properties.
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1
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2
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acid-base reactions
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Eastern countries
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Emphasized in traditional medicine and tea ceremonies
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1
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3
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acidity
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Eastern countries
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Acidity in traditional Chinese medicine is believed to cause imbalance and needs to be regulated.
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1
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4
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acids and bases
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Eastern countries
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Used in traditional Chinese medicine for balancing the body's energy
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1
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5
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ascorbic acid
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Eastern countries
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Often used as a food additive in processed products and for its antioxidant properties
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1
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6
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ascorbic acid
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Eastern countries
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Recognized as a preservative in some food products, but not commonly associated with dietary supplements
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1
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7
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boric acid
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Eastern countries
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Used in traditional medicine and as an eyewash solution
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1
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8
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carbonic acid
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Eastern countries
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Carbonic acid is often used in skincare products for its exfoliating and brightening properties.
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1
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9
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formic acid
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Eastern countries
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Formic acid is used in traditional medicine and as a chemical reagent in various industries.
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1
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10
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formic acid
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, formic acid is commonly used in traditional medicine and as a preservative in some food products.
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1
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11
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formic acid
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Eastern countries
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Used in traditional medicine, especially in the treatment of certain skin conditions.
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1
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12
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oxalic acid
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Eastern countries
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Oxalic acid has traditional medicinal uses in Eastern countries, where certain herbs containing oxalic acid are used in traditional medicine for various health benefits.
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1
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13
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oxalic acid
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Eastern countries
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Found in certain leafy greens commonly consumed in cooking and traditional medicine
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1
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14
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pantothenic acid
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Eastern countries
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Pantothenic acid is recognized as a key nutrient in maintaining healthy skin and is commonly found in foods like mushrooms, sunflower seeds, and avocados.
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1
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15
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pantothenic acid
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Eastern countries
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Pantothenic acid is often associated with traditional medicine and herbal remedies, and its sources include foods like mushrooms, legumes, and fish in Asian cuisine.
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1
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16
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picric acid
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Eastern countries
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Picric acid is less well-known and not commonly used in industrial or military applications.
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1
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