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Both Arrhenius and Bronsted-Lowry defintions of an acid are similar. According to both of these definitions, an acid is a compound that - donates a pair of electrons contains a nonmetal anion donates a
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Both Arrhenius and Bronsted-Lowry defintions of an acid are similar. According to both of these definitions, an acid is a compound that -

donates a pair of electrons
contains a nonmetal anion
donates a hydrogen ion
should be labeled as corrosive

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Answer:Donates a hydrogen ion

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