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Cali Bass
23 February, 09:40
What ion does a base give up
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Levi Hartman
23 February, 12:11
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Hydroxide ion (OH-)
Explanation:
Most bases give up hydroxide ions whereas acids give up hydronium ions (H3O+).
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