Chemistry, asked by pramodsinghaniya24, 9 months ago

what happens when a weak acid react with strong base

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Answered by ansh5561

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When a weak base is titrated against a strong base, initially the pH of the solution is due to the weak acid. As we go on adding base in it, the pH increases gradually and a point comes when all of the H+ ions of the acid are completely neutralized and the pH is all due to the strong base.

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