This explains which of the following: O A) H* formed from the ioniozation of water is immediately hydrated to form the H30*. O B) Water generates a large amount of electricity when ionized into H* and OH". O C) The phenonmenon is called electron hopping. D) All of these.

This explains which of the following: O A) H* formed from the ioniozation of water is immediately hydrated to form the H30. O B) Water generates a large amount of electricity when ionized into H and OH". O C) The phenonmenon is called electron hopping. D) All of these.

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The figure below formation of H3o*, the hydronium ion.
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H
HII o - (H II
H
H
H)
H-O
H)
O-H
H.
H
o -H
H.
II

This explains which of the following:
O A) H* formed from the ioniozation of water is immediately hydrated to form the H30*.
O B) Water generates a large amount of electricity when ionized into H* and OH".
O C) The phenonmenon is called electron hopping.
D) All of these.

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