What ions would you expect to find when an acid dissolves in water?

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You would expect to find more Hydrogen ions ( H+) when an acid dissolves in water that is because the acid added to the water increases the concentration of ( H+ ) ions. Acid dissolving in water also decreases the pH level. As to when the acid dissolves it brakes down into H+ molecules and OH- molecules.

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