Chemistry, asked by russelljohn0710, 1 year ago

Both H and OH ions exist in aqueous solutions.​

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Answered by wwwnareshbalhara496
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Answer:Yes

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Answered by itsmkanoujia9025
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Answer:

Explanation:

Water is polar in nature means having positive and negative charges attracts the molecules of acids and bases in an opposite orientation which breaks the bonds to give h+ and OH- aqueous only in solution state

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