Why are there more H+ ions in Hydrochloric Acid than in Acetic Acid?
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Why are more H+ ions in Sodium Hydroxide than in Ammonium Hydroxide?
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More H+ ions are there in HCl bcoz.. We know HCl is strong acid.... And a strong or weak acid is identified as the no.. of H+ ions present..
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2nd question is wrong... bcoz.. if a substance is basic it would have OH- ions
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it is because hcl is an stong acid hence when it is mixed with water it produces more h+ions but whereas acetic acid is weak acid it also produces h+ions but it produce less ions than compare to hcl. similarly as naoh is strong base it produces more oh-ions in presence of water than ammonium hydroxide when it is mixed with water
the 2nd qstn is wrong it is oh- ions not h+
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