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Question 6 of 19 in Theories of acids and bases

Theories of acids and bases

1 mark · Easy

State what happens to a base in a Bronsted-Lowry acid–base reaction.

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It accepts a proton (H^+)

Also accept: It accepts a hydrogen ion; Accepts a proton; Base gains H^+

Common mistakes: Donates a proton

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B1 · 1 mark · States that a base accepts a proton (H^+).

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In a Bronsted-Lowry acid–base reaction, a base accepts a proton (H^+).

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