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3) Bases accept protons or hydronium ions in aqueous solutions. The equilibrium constant Kb describes the following reaction
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Base accept proton from water to gives OH^-

B is base react with water to gives BH^+ and OH^-

B + H2O <------> BH^+   + OH^-

    Kb   = [BH^+][OH^-]/[B]

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