Unlike a strong acid, a weak acid does not dissociate completely. Thus, the weak acid dissociation is considered
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2) Unlike a strong acid, a weak acid [ Select ] ["does not dissociate completely.", "is not soluble in water.", "dissociates into multiple ions."] Thus, the weak acid dissociation is considered [ Select ] ["insignificant.", "irreversible.", "reversible."] 3) Strong acids have [ Select ] ["lower pH than", "higher pH than", "the same pH as"] weak acids and strong bases have [ Select ] ["lower pH than", "higher pH than", "the same pH as"] weak bases.
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Some of the properties of strong and weak acids are different. All statements below are properties of weak acids except for: a. Weak acids dissociate only slightly in water b. Weak acids dissociate completely if the pH is raised c. Weak acids have a pKa d. Weak acids can serve as buffers E. Weak acids dissociate completely at an pH
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a weak acid? O A. It is not as dangerous as a strong acid. O B. It is less concentrated than a strong acid. O c. It does not dissociate completely in water. O D. It does not conduct electricity in water.
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