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An acid has oh- ions in its formula. true false
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An acid has oh- ions in its formula. true false

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Hey there! Great question:) Answer:False Explanation: Oh- are used in bases, only! I hope this helps:)
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This is False

OH- ions are found in bases, not acids. An example would be NaOH.
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