What makes a substance a strong acid? Less hydroxide ions in solution Less hydrogen ions in solution. More hydroxide ions in solution. More hydrogen ions in solution.

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Enthusiastic · Answer 1 · 2024-05-18T12:45:36+0000

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A strong acid is characterized by the fact that it ionizes completely in water to produce a large number of hydrogen ions (H+), resulting in a low pH value. Therefore, the correct answer is "More hydrogen ions in solution."

What makes a substance a strong acid? Less hydroxide ions in solution Less hydrogen ions in solution. More hydroxide ions in solution. More hydrogen ions in solution.

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