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What determines the strength of an acid? A). acidosis B). the number of hydroxide ions it contains C). the number of hydrogen ions it contains D). its pH
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What determines the strength of an acid?

A). acidosis
B). the number of hydroxide ions it contains
C). the number of hydrogen ions it contains
D). its pH

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Answer:

Letter D

Step-by-step explanation:

Because of the acid it cannot be produced with the ph and will not have an acid that is strong to be able to stand on its own

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