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According to the bronsted-lowry definitions of acids and bases, a acid is a substance that ____. a. provides a hydroxide ion b. accepts a proton c. provides a proton d. accepts …

According to the bronsted-lowry definitions of acids and bases, a acid is a substance that ____. a. provides a hydroxide ion b. accepts a proton c. provides a proton d. accepts …
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according to the bronsted-lowry definitions of acids and bases, a acid is a substance that ____. a. provides a hydroxide ion b. accepts a proton c. provides a proton d. accepts a hydroxide ion

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c. provides a proton

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Acid provides a hydrogen ion aka proton to its base.

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