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When discussing acids and bases, a solution containing a large number of hydronium ions, by definition, is considered a(n) A. Arrhenius acid. B. Arrhenius base. C. Brønsted-Lowr…

When discussing acids and bases, a solution containing a large number of hydronium ions, by definition, is considered a(n) A. Arrhenius acid. B. Arrhenius base. C. Brønsted-Lowr…
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When discussing acids and bases, a solution containing a large number of hydronium ions, by definition, is considered a(n)

A. Arrhenius acid.
B. Arrhenius base.
C. Brønsted-Lowry acid.
D. Brønsted-Lowry base.

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A. An Arrhenius Acid releases H+ (which is same as H30+) ions in solution
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