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As an aqueous solution becomes more acidic the hydroxide ion
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As an aqueous solution becomes more acidic the hydroxide ion

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An aqueous solution becomes more acidic, as the hydroxide ion concentration decreases. Being acidic, the substance can readily donate hydrogen ions or H+. Therefore, the solution contains more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions.
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