5. Compare acids, bases, and neutral substances in terms of their relative H+ and OH- concentrations. acids bases (alkaline substances) neutral substances such as water [H+ ion] relative to [OH-] ion (greater, lesser, or equal) Greater of H+ and less OH- The number of H+ equals the number of OH-ions

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