Question

Why are hydrogen ions never found in an aqueous solution

Answer 1

Because in an aqueous solution, hydrogen ions are combined with a water molecule to form \(\sf H_3O^+\), which is called the hydronium ion.

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Answer 2

x=A(B+C) solve for C