What is a compound that produces hydrogen ions in solution?

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What is a compound that produces hydrogen ions in solution?

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Answer 1 · 2016-12-23T09:43:17

$"An acid.............."$

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In aqueous solution, any species that increases the concentration of the characteristic cation $H^+$ or $H_3O^+$ is called an acid. The actual acidium species is likely a cluster of water molecules with an EXTRA $H^+$ , i.e. $H_3O^+$ or $H_5O_2^+$ . It is convenient and chemically transparent to represent it is as $H^+$ or $H_3O^+$ . The $H^+$ is conceived to be able to tunnel from cluster of water molecules to cluster.

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