How many atoms are there in acid?

Answer 1

This is not a relevant question.

A number of molecules can be acids. Usually the simplest acid is considered to be H+ or H3O+. However, larger molecules such as organic acids can have very complex formulas such as CH3COOH.

So the number of atoms depends on the acid...

Answer 2

The question makes no sense. Acids can be composed of vastly different numbers of atoms, even using one of the more limiting definitions of "acid" such as the Arrhenius or Bronsted-Lowry definitions (under the Lewis definition, an acid could contain literally any number of atoms from one on up).

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Every acid has Hydrogen or H atoms.

Answer 3

The number of atoms in an acid can vary depending on the specific chemical formula of the acid. Acids typically contain hydrogen (H) atoms and other elements such as oxygen (O), carbon (C), etc. In general, an acid molecule may contain several atoms of different elements.