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An acidic solution is an aqueous solution that has a higher concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) than hydroxide ions (OH-). This results in a pH value less than 7. Understanding acidic solutions involves knowing their properties, how they react with other substances, and their role in various chemical processes, particularly in relation to the pH scale and the concepts of acids and bases.

Explore a comprehensive review focusing on hydrogen ions and their impact on acidity. This section offers clear explanations and answers to common questions, helping you master fundamental concepts related to ion behavior and pH levels in chemistry.