Chemguide – answers ORGANIC ACIDS 1. Any negative ion is made more stable if the charge can be spread around rather than being entirely on one atom. In the case of these ions, more stable means less likely to recombine - Hydronium - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Chemguide – answers ORGANIC ACIDS 1. Any negative ion is made more stable if the charge can be spread around rather than being entirely on one atom. In the case of these ions, more stable means less likely to recombine Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-12-03 11:52:46 Open Document File Size: 57,05 KB Share Result on Facebook Company COOgroup / / URL www.chemguide.co.uk / / SocialTag Ion Hydronium Hydrogen ion Delocalized electron Lone pair Redox Hydrogen Carboxylate Polyatomic ion Chemistry

Chemguide – answers ORGANIC ACIDS 1. Any negative ion is made more stable if the charge can be spread around rather than being entirely on one atom. In the case of these ions, more stable means less likely to recombineAdd to Reading List