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on what factor do the strength of an acid depend

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Answered by sathwikamattipell
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The strength of an acid is the amount of Hydrogen ions it forms when it ionises. It depends on the number of Hydrogen ions [H] and is directly proportional to it. For instance, HCl fully ionises in water so it is a strong acid but Acetic acid partially ionises in water so it is a weak acid

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the strength of an acid depends on the amount of hydrogen ions.

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