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brenton1987
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HCl ionises completely so the model will only show H+ and Cl-.
CH3COOH only achieves 4% ionisation. For every 24 molecules of CH3COOH there will be 1 H+ and 1 CH3COO-.
carlytse621
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um....in the conquering textbook it said
"there are no degrees of strongness for strong acids"
which means u can't compare the strongness of HCK and H2SO4, they both strong and they both fully ionised.
but u can said H2SO4 has lower pH and has a greater H+ concentration as it is diprotic (pH = concentrtions, not strongeness)
"there are no degrees of strongness for strong acids"
which means u can't compare the strongness of HCK and H2SO4, they both strong and they both fully ionised.
but u can said H2SO4 has lower pH and has a greater H+ concentration as it is diprotic (pH = concentrtions, not strongeness)