What is the basic definition of acid and base?
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An acid is a substance which forms H+ ions as the only positive ion in aqueous solution.
A base is an insoluble hydroxide.
A base is an insoluble hydroxide.
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alkali are bases which r not soluble in water though
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Yes...According to Arrhenius' Theory:
An acid is a substance that yields Hydrogen ions (H^+) in the form of Hydronium ions (H_3O^+) in an aqueous or H_2O solu^n
Whereas, a base is a substance that yields Hydroxide ions (OH^-) in an aqueous solu^n.
Alkalis are the type of bases that are soluble in water
An acid is a substance that yields Hydrogen ions (H^+) in the form of Hydronium ions (H_3O^+) in an aqueous or H_2O solu^n
Whereas, a base is a substance that yields Hydroxide ions (OH^-) in an aqueous solu^n.
Alkalis are the type of bases that are soluble in water
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