How do [H] ions exist in nature?
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The H+ion has a trigonal pyramidal geometry and comprises 1 oxygen atom and 3 hydrogen atoms. There is a single pair of electrons in oxygen that gives it this shape. ... As H+ions are formed, they bond with H2O molecules in the solution to form H3O+(the hydronium-ion).
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The H+ion has a trigonal pyramidal geometry and comprises 1 oxygen atom and 3 hydrogen atoms. ... As H+ions are formed, they bond with H2O molecules in the solution to form H3O+(the hydronium-ion). This is due to the hydrogen ions that is not present in aqueous solutions, however takes the form of water H2O.
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