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Hydronium ions are not produced in the aqueous solution of

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sulphuric acid
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nitric acid
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vinegar
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caustic soda
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Solution

The correct option is D caustic soda
Caustic soda is the common name for NaOH, which is a strong base. Acids and bases release H+andOH ions respectively in their aqueous solution. The H+ ions upon reaction with water form H3O+ ions (Hydronium ions). Sulphuric acid, vinegar and nitric acid produce hydronium ions in solution whereas caustic soda produces hydroxide ions.

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