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According to Arrhenius theory:
Proton donor is acid. HBr donates a proton. Hence HBr is Arrhenius acid.
Hydroxide ion dodnor is base. KOH is hydroxide donor. KOH is Arrhenius base.
Acid and base react to form salt and water which is called a neutralization reaction.
[According to Bronsted-Lowry theory, proton donor is acid and proton acceptor is base.
Whereas, Lewis acid is electron pair acceptor and Lewis base is electron pair donor.]
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