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When a substance accepts a proton (H+) what is it becoming? Is it becoming a negative or positive ?
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When a substance accepts a proton (H+) what is it becoming? Is it becoming a negative or positive ?

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It’s becoming more positive, although it doesn’t inherently make it positive

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Was the question worded like this? If so then the answer is def positive

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