Boric acid is an acid because its molecule
(A) Contains replaceable H+ ion
(B) Gives up a proton.
(C) Accepts OH−from water releasing proton.
(D) Combines with proton from water molecule.
Boric acid is an acid because its molecule
(A) Contains replaceable H+ ion
(B) Gives up a proton.
(C) Accepts OH−from water releasing proton.
(D) Combines with proton from water molecule.
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Boric acid is Lewis acid, having six electrons in its valence shell. It combines with water, accepts electrons
from OH−of water molecule and complete it octet to 8 and releases H+
Reaction: B (OH)3 + OH − H→ [B (OH)4]− + H+
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