Define Strong and weak acids
Strong and weak
acids
Strong acids:
Acids contain hydrogen. Some acids are better at producing
H+(aq) ions
than others. These are called strong acids.
Strong acids split
up (dissociate) almost completely in water.
Weak acids:
However, weak acids reach dynamic equilibrium.
The acid molecules
split up, just like a strong acid.
But at the same time,
the H+ ions and OH- negative ions that are made join up
again. They form the original acid molecules
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