Which of the following statements about acidic water is true? a. Acid has no effect on the H, O molecules. b. The solution contains a larger number of OH ions than H, O ions. c. The solution contains a larger number of H, O ions than QH ions. d. The solution contains an equal number of H, O ions and OH ions. none of the above e.

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London Mccann

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6 September, 15:08

Which of the following statements about acidic water is true? a. Acid has no effect on the H, O molecules. b. The solution contains a larger number of OH ions than H, O ions. c. The solution contains a larger number of H, O ions than QH ions. d. The solution contains an equal number of H, O ions and OH ions. none of the above e.

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Olive Estrada · Answer 1

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Hydronium (H₃O+) is the same as H + (aq) because of the same net charge. The acidic property of a solvent or solution is governed the amount of H + ion in it. The higher the H + ions the lower the pH. In pure water H₃O + and OH - are in equal amount. More of OH - ions turn the solution basic.