why HF is the weakest acid
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Bond between Flourine and Hydrogen is very strong because of very high electronegativity difference. That is why Flourine doesn't let Hydrogen go easily. So extent of donating H+ in is low in HF that is why it is considered weak acid.
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Hydroflouric acid is a weak acid partly because of hydrogen bonding.
Fluorine has high affinity for hydrogen, and the H-F bond is quite difficult to break
Fluorine has high affinity for hydrogen, and the H-F bond is quite difficult to break
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