Why can water act as both an acid and base?
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This means the water is donating the hydrogen ion, which classifies it as an acid using the Brønsted concept. Good! As these two reactions show, water can act as an acid or a base; molecules (or ions) that can do this are called amphiprotic. When an amphiprotic molecule (or ion) reacts with an acid, it acts as a base.
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hey frnd....
water can be both acid as well as base...
it's because it contains OH- as well as H+ ion....
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water can be both acid as well as base...
it's because it contains OH- as well as H+ ion....
HOPE THIS HELP YOU ☺☺❤❤❤
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