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What is an acid? A. a compound that releases OH- in a solution and has a higher concentration of OH- than H+ B. a compound that releases hydrogen ions in a solution and has a higher concentration of H+
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What is an acid?

A. a compound that releases OH- in a solution and has a higher concentration of OH- than H+
B. a compound that releases hydrogen ions in a solution and has a higher concentration of H+ than OH-
C. a compound releasing the exact same amount of OH- and H+ into a solution

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answer is : B

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so the answer would be B

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A substance that has more number of H+ ions than OH– ions is called acid.

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