👉 In chemistry, a superacidulated substance is one that has an excess of hydrogen ions in its solution. This can occur when there is a high concentration of hydroxide (OH) ions present in the solution, such as in the presence of strong acids or bases. Examples of superacidulated substances include: 1. Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) solution: In this solution, hydrogen peroxide has an excess of hydrogen ions, making it highly acidic. 2. Strongly
