The ions present in acids are

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Esteban

Chemistry

3 December, 14:43

The ions present in acids are

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Taniyah Bradford · Answer 1

hydrogen ions

Explanation:

H + or hydrogen ions are present in acids

Rivas · Answer 2

Acids are those substances that produce H + ion when dissolve in solution.

Explanation:

Ions in acids depend on the compound which is being dissolved in solution.

For e. g. When NaCl is dissolved in water, it produce Two Ions;

Na + and Cl-

If there are more H + ions in Solution then it will be acidic.

If there are more OH - ions in solution then it will be basic.