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Hydrogen ion (H+)

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In acid-base chemistry, hydrogen ion usually refers to positively charged hydrogen, represented by H+. In water, this notation describes solvated species, commonly represented by hydronium, rather than an isolated bare proton. The hydrogen ion thermodynamic activity defines pH.

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