An acid is a substance that increases [H⁺] when dissolved in water; a base is one that increases [OH⁻]. The earliest of the three standard acid-base theories (Arrhenius 1884). Narrow — only works for aqueous solutions and only identifies…
An acid is a substance that increases [H⁺] when dissolved in water; a base is one that increases [OH⁻]. The earliest of the three standard acid-base theories (Arrhenius 1884). Narrow — only works for aqueous solutions and only identifies…