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3 years ago

Solutions that have more h than oh- ions are

Chemistry

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erik [133]3 years ago

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Answer:

c. acids.

Explanation:

Acids are substances that have more positive hydrogen ions (H) or protons (cations or anions) than hydroxyl ions (OH) in an aqueous solution; For this reason, they are known as “proton donors”.

In addition, acids react with bases, forming salts and water in a reaction called a "neutralization reaction".

In addition to the prevalence of hydrogen ions in their composition, acidic substances are colorless, have a strong suffocating odor, sour, acidic or bitter taste, pH below 7. low boiling point, conduct electricity in aqueous medium. and react with metals such as iron, magnesium and zinc.

mestny [16]3 years ago

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They are Acids

when acids are in water they dissociate and release H+ ions into the water

while bases release OH- ions

hope that helps

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