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what is monobasic acid. With one example.

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Answered by best17

$A \: monobasic \: acid \: is \: an \: acid \: that \: has \: only one \: hydrogen \: ion \: to donate \: to \: a \: \: base \: in \: qn \: acid \: base \: reaction$
$An \: example \: of \: a \: monobasic \: \: acid \: is \: hydrochloric \: acid \:$

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Answered by naseem41

In aqueous solution acids produce one hydrogen ion is called Monobasic acid.

ex. HCl - hydrogen ions + chlorine ions

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