Which of the following concept is also known as proton-donor acceptor system
Correct answer: A. Bronsted-Lowry
- A. Bronsted-Lowry
- B. Lewis
- C. Lux-Flood
- D. Usanovich
Explanation
The correct answer is Bronsted-Lowry. This theory specifically defines acids and bases in terms of their ability to donate or accept protons (H+ ions). This directly relates to the concept of a proton-donor acceptor system. The Lewis theory focuses on the transfer of electron pairs rather than protons. The Lux-Flood concept deals with oxide ions, while the Usanovich theory is a more general system that includes various types of transfer, not limited to protons.
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