alleryStart learning →An acid raises the hydronium concentration in water. What does a base do?
ADoubles it
BHas no effect
CRaises it a lot
DLowers it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Lowers it
Bases reduce the hydronium concentration, which is why they are the chemical opposite of acids.
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