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Why is concentration of H'(aq) ion in IM HCl .solution more than IM CH,COOH solution

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HCl is a stronger acid than CH^COOH. When added to water, HC1 dissociates almost completely to give H+ ions. ... This is why 1M HCl solution has a higher concentration of H+ ions than 1M, CH3COOH solution.

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Why is concentration of H'(aq) ion in IM HCl .solution more than IM CH,COOH solution​

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Why is concentration of H'(aq) ion in IM HCl .solution more than IM CH,COOH solution