Question

which term describes a solution that contains more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions? multiple choice neutral low ph none of the choices are correct. basic

Explanation:

• A neutral solution has equal amounts of hydroxide ($\ce{OH^-}$) and hydrogen ($\ce{H^+}$) ions.
• A solution with low pH has more hydrogen ions (is acidic), meaning fewer hydroxide ions.
• A basic (alkaline) solution is defined as having a higher concentration of hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions.

Answer:

D. Basic