Diprotic Acid
An acid that yields two hydrogen ions per molecule
Real World Example
Imagine you're carrying a carton of eggs home from the grocery store, and it accidentally drops, spilling more than one egg onto the ground. This scenario is similar to a diprotic acid, which releases two hydrogen ions per molecule when it dissociates in solution. Just as the carton can release multiple eggs when dropped, a diprotic acid can release two hydrogen ions, each representing an egg, as it breaks apart in water.
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