The strength of an acid or base depends
on the amount of water in which it is mixed.
How does the strength of acids and bases
vary with the amount of water?
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The strength of an acid and base varies with the amount of water because the strength of the water is calculated on the basis of the number of H3O^+ ions are released in an aqueous solution.
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