Chemistry, asked by ranjith280, 10 months ago

The ion formed by dissolution of H+

in water

is called

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Answered by Aashu213

1

Answer:

Hydronium ion.

Explanation:

H2O+H+→H3O+

which is hydronium ion

hope it is help full.

Answered by khushirai33

2

Answer:

hope it will help you

H+H2O—›H3O+

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