Under what condition is the OH^ - ion concentration in water expected to be zero?

A. In a solution of strong acid

B. In a solution of strong base

C. In a solution of weak base

D. never

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Briana Mercado

Chemistry

2 August, 08:52

Under what condition is the OH^ - ion concentration in water expected to be zero?

A. In a solution of strong acid

B. In a solution of strong base

C. In a solution of weak base

D. never

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Elise Evans · Answer 1

Never

Explanation:

The OH⁻ ion in a sample of water comes from the process of autoionization of water. That is, water reacts with itself to give the hydronium ion (H₃O+) and hydroxide ion (OH⁻). The reaction for this process is H₂O + H₂O ⇄ H³O⁺ + OH⁻. As long as there are at least two molecules of water, the process will occur giving hydroxide ions.

Under what condition is the OH^ - ion concentration in water expected to be zero?A. In a solution of strong acidB. In a solution of strong baseC. In a solution of weak baseD. never

Under what condition is the OH^ - ion concentration in water expected to be zero?

A. In a solution of strong acid

B. In a solution of strong base

C. In a solution of weak base

D. never