The strength of an acid depends on a. the number of double bonds b. the number of protons released c. the number of electrons gained d. all of the above

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Yanhong asked Apr 3, 2023

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The strength of an acid depends on

a. the number of double bonds
b. the number of protons released
c. the number of electrons gained
d. all of the above

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$\huge \sf \boxed d$

The strength of an acid depends on the concentration of the hydronium ions present in a solution.

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