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What happens when an acid reacts with a base?
What happens when an acid reacts with a base?
- Formation of a gas
- Formation of a covalent bond
- Formation of water
- Formation of a salt (correct)
Which statement correctly describes acids that are not dissolved in water?
Which statement correctly describes acids that are not dissolved in water?
- They are always in gaseous form
- They are composed of ionic molecules
- They are composed of covalent molecules (correct)
- They are always in solid form
How are acid molecules transformed when added to water?
How are acid molecules transformed when added to water?
- They combine to form water molecules
- They form hydrogen atoms
- They become inert
- They ionize to form hydrogen ions (H+) (correct)
In aqueous acids, what do the H+ ions represent?
In aqueous acids, what do the H+ ions represent?
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How is an acid defined as a 'proton donor'?
How is an acid defined as a 'proton donor'?
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What happens when an acid reacts and 'donates' its H+ ions or protons?
What happens when an acid reacts and 'donates' its H+ ions or protons?
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How is a salt typically formed when an acid reacts with another substance?
How is a salt typically formed when an acid reacts with another substance?
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