The number of hydroxonium ions produced by one molecule of an acid in aqueous solution is its

regony600

9 years ago

Basicity is the number of hydrogen or hydroxonium ions in the acid

awusiobi

9 years ago

basicity is d number of replaceable hydrogen ions in one molecule of an acid (Ababio chemistry pg 97)... so d answer is likely to b correct

Florence Clifford

9 years ago

de ansa is a

Zinmar

9 years ago

The selected answer is wrong:

Basicity of an acid is the maximum number of hydronium ions which one molecule of the acid is capable of producing in aqueous solution

REF: Check: Essential chemistry, Page 61

Onamegs

10 years ago

Really

laolzzz

10 years ago

the answer should be a

POKERSS

7 years ago

it is basicity

enwesco

9 years ago

a is d answer