If a 0.50 mol/L weak acid is diluted to 0.050 mol/L at constant temperature, which of the following will occur? O The hydrogen ion concentration decreases to 0.050 mol/L. O The pH decreases. O The acid dissociation constant decreases. O The percent ionization increases. O all of the above O more than one of the above is correct

If a 0.50 mol/L weak acid is diluted to 0.050 mol/L at constant temperature, which of the following will occur? O The hydrogen ion concentration decreases to 0.050 mol/L. O The pH decreases. O The acid dissociation constant decreases. O The percent ionization increases. O all of the above O more than one of the above is correct

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