Science, asked by karmjitsinghsandhu, 1 year ago

the strength an acid

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Answered by Sameerabhi

Acid strength is an acid's ability or tendency to lose a proton. Different acids should have different strengths. There are very few strong acids which are completely ionized in water or solution by loosing one proton. Strongacids are strong electrolytes.

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