A Fraction of acetic acid reacted Attempt 4 Which of the following statements are true about this graph? This graph shows that weak acids are weak because the free energy of the associated acid is lower than the dissociated acid. Equilibrium at B is closer to reactants because pure reactants are lower in free energy than pure products. A weak acid dissociates to some extent because there is a free energy lowering when the reactants and products mix.

A Fraction of acetic acid reacted Attempt 4 Which of the following statements are true about this graph? This graph shows that weak acids are weak because the free energy of the associated acid is lower than the dissociated acid. Equilibrium at B is closer to reactants because pure reactants are lower in free energy than pure products. A weak acid dissociates to some extent because there is a free energy lowering when the reactants and products mix.

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