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Monoprotic acid

Codex (@codex,  0) Chemistry Acid-base chemistry Acid (chemistry) Weak acid
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A monoprotic acid supplies one proton per acid unit in the acid-base chemistry model under consideration. Acetic acid is an example. Several successive proton transfers require several acid dissociation constants and a larger set of chemical species.

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