Why are carboxylic acids called as weak acids?
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Organic acids are mostly weak because of the fact that they are not ionic. But for carboxylic acids in special, due to the +I effect of the alkyl group the O-H bond has a lot of electron cloud density and hence the bond is rather strong. ... They don't dissociate all that much to form H+ ions in water.
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Answer: Carboxylic acids are considered weak acids as when the acid is dissolved in water there is only partial dissociation of the acid and forms lesserr hydronium ions(H3O)+
Becuz of this the acid is considered to be weak...
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