We know that h +ion when added to h2o gives us hydronium ion (h3o) +

1.	We know that h +ion when added to h2o gives us hydronium ion (h3o) + where h+ ion joins itself to one of the lone pair of h20 molecule but, Can another h+ ion would form a dative bond to a remaining lone pair in h2o to form (h4o)2+ ion???
Answer» We know that h +ion when added to h2o gives us hydronium ion (h3o) + where h+ ion joins itself to one of the lone pair of h20 molecule but, Can another h+ ion would form a dative bond to a remaining lone pair in h2o to form (h4o)2+ ion???

We know that h +ion when added to h2o gives us hydronium ion (h3o) + where h+ ion joins itself to one of the lone pair of h20 molecule but, Can another h+ ion would form a dative bond to a remaining lone pair in h2o to form (h4o)2+ ion???

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We know that h +ion when added to h2o gives us hydronium ion (h3o) + where h+ ion joins itself to one of the lone pair of h20 molecule but,

Can another h+ ion would form a dative bond to a remaining lone pair in h2o to form (h4o)2+ ion???