A high concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) means a solution is what? (example: HCl aka Hydrochloric Acid) A) very basic B) neutral C) neither acidic or basic D) very acidic

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A high concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) means a solution is what? (example: HCl aka Hydrochloric Acid)

A) very basic

B) neutral

C) neither acidic or basic

D) very acidic

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Explanation: it would be D because hydrogen is very acidic and don't worry i'll always be here to help

Daniel Schierbeck answered Jan 11, 2023

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D because it has a high concentration

Clementina answered Jan 14, 2023

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