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In water, what happens to a base? It condensates. It forms hydrogen ions (H+). It evaporates. It forms hydroxide ions (OH–).
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In water, what happens to a base?

It condensates.

It forms hydrogen ions (H+).

It evaporates.

It forms hydroxide ions (OH–).

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Answer: It forms hydroxide ions (OH–).

Explanation: I took the test.

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A base in water will form hydroxide ions. This is because bases are AOH while acids are AH+. I hope this helps!
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