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Anytime a compound starts with hydrogen (H) as its cation, the compound must be. A. a base B. an acid C. covalent

Anytime a compound starts with hydrogen (H) as its cation, the compound must be. A. a base B. an acid C. covalent
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Anytime a compound starts with hydrogen

(H) as its cation, the compound must
be.

A. a base
B. an acid
C. covalent

User Darien
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Your answer would be
B. Acid
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