# What should be the molarity of HCl and H2SO4 acid so that they can be considered safe to touch? [closed]

I know $$\ce{HCl}$$ and $$\ce{H2SO4}$$ acid of concentration 17 M is dangerous and corrosive, but I wonder can we dilute these acids to the extent that they become safe to touch?

If yes, then what should be the molarity of that safe acid?

## closed as off-topic by Todd Minehardt, MaxW, airhuff, Jon Custer, MithoronJun 6 at 15:04

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• Seems like the old joke about a horseshoe. Blacksmith - "Hot eh?" Tinhorn - "Nope, it just doesn't take long to look at a horseshoe." – MaxW Jun 6 at 4:18
• I believe $10^{-8}\rm M$ is fairly safe. – Ivan Neretin Jun 6 at 4:57