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Jude Herrera
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27 February, 11:32
What substance is classified as an arrhenius base
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Camden Richard
27 February, 11:52
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There are substances that are classified as bases, but they are not Arrhenius bases. For instance, ammonia (NH3) is a basic substance, but it is not an Arrhenius base because it does not release hydroxide ions into solution.
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