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The 37 pages that link to Hydroxide, each with the reason it gives.

• NucleophileBroader topic: Hydroxide attacks electrophilic carbon centers and can also promote elimination.

• Sodium hydroxideBroader topic: Hydroxide ions account for sodium hydroxide’s basicity and many of its reactions.

• Potassium hydroxideBroader topic: Hydroxide ions from dissolved KOH accept protons and drive its characteristic reactions.

• Polyatomic ionBroader topic: Hydroxide is a basic ion whose reactions often involve proton transfer.

• Hydration shellBroader topic: Its hydration includes distinctive hydrogen-bond arrangements around a negative charge.

• Brønsted–Lowry baseBroader topic: It exemplifies a charged base in aqueous neutralization.

• Magnesium hydroxideBroader topic: Hydroxide ions give the compound its basic character and consume stomach acid.

• Arrhenius baseBroader topic: Arrhenius bases raise its concentration in aqueous solution.

• Copper(II) hydroxideBroader topic: Two hydroxide ions balance the +2 charge of each copper ion.

• Beryllium hydroxideBroader topic: Two hydroxide ions balance the +2 charge of each beryllium ion in Be(OH)₂.

• Rubidium hydroxideBroader topic: Dissolved RbOH supplies hydroxide ions that account for its basicity and corrosiveness.

• Caesium hydroxideBroader topic: Dissolved CsOH releases this ion, which drives its basic behavior.