What is an example of an Arrhenius acid practice problem?

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Truong-Son N.
Jun 17, 2015

An acid is an Arrhenius acid so long as it dissociates into something and a proton.

Try this:
Identify which of the following 4 molecules would act as an Arrhenius acid:

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(Serotonin)

H_2SO_4
NH_3
H_2O

Hint: There are two, and an "acid" can have a pH of 7.

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