Question

Could a chemical have more ions in spite of lower ph

Answer 1

$\mathfrak{The\:Answer\:is}$


The difference is that strong acids dissociate more than weak acids. Consequently the hydrogen ionconcentration of a strong acid is muchhigher than that of a weak acid. A base is a substance which in solution accepts hydrogen ions. ... Pure waterhas a pH of 7 and is neutral (neither acidic nor alkaline).


$\boxed{Hope\:This\:Helps}$