What is the fate of proton in aqueous medium? from Chemistry Eq

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What is the fate of proton in aqueous medium?


Proton is simply a hydrogen ion. A naked proton cannot exist as such in the aqueous solution because of its vanishingly small size. Due to its small size and very high charge density, it has strong tendency to interact with water molecules and gets hydrated.


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