Chemistry, asked by dchampa470, 3 months ago

why dilute H2SO4 is stronger than concentrated CH3COOH

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Answered by shoaibmallik1003

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HCl acid ionises completely to H+ and Cl- ions (that is, about 100 out of 100 molecules donate their hydrogen ion). Hence, it is a strong acid. Acetic acid, on the other hand, dissociates partially (that is, about 1 out of 100 molecules separates from its hydrogen ion).

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