alleryStart learning →Which ion do acids increase in water, as Arrhenius proposed in 1884?
ASodium ion
BChloride ion
CHydrogen ion
DHydroxide ion
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Hydrogen ion
An Arrhenius acid raises the concentration of H+ ions when added to water.
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