Chemistry, asked by roshannsoniaa, 7 months ago

How does a Bronsted-Lowry acid differ from an Arrhenius acid?

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Answered by akilaram81

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Explanation:

Arrhenius acid means the acid when dissolved in water gives out an hydrogen atom(positive)

and according to brownstaed- lowry acid an acid is a hydrogen donor

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