Which outcome occurs when concentrated sulfuric acid reacts violently?

💡 Explanation

Concentrated sulfuric acid reacting violently with water increases hydronium ions because autoionization of water is disrupted by the exothermic dissolution, due to a change in the ion product. This creates increases in hydronium concentration, rather than covalent, metallic attractions or strengthening hydrogen bonds.

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