Please explain in detail whats going on in this slide Strong vs Weak Acids A strong acid is almost completely ionized when dissolved in water. A weak acid is only partially ionized in water. \table[[Acid, Strength, \table[[ Concentration], [in mol*L Strong vs Weak Acids A strong acid is almost completely ionized when dissolved in water. A weak acid is only partially ionized in water. Strong Acid Weak Acid HA HA НО complete ionization HA(aq) + H₂0) H₂0 (aq) + A (aq) H₂O ution HA HA (aq) + H₂0) H₂O(g) +A(aq) H₂0 H₂O* A Ć A Acid conc. HCI dilute HCI conc. H₂SO, dilute H₂SO4 conc. HNO dilute HNO₂ dilute CH₂COOH conc. H₂PO₂ Strength strong' strong' strong' strong strong' strong¹ weak² weak2 Concentration in mol-L-1 12 3 18 3 16 3 6 15

Please explain in detail whats going on in this slide Strong vs Weak Acids A strong acid is almost completely ionized when dissolved in water. A weak acid is only partially ionized in water. \table[[Acid, Strength, \table[[ Concentration], [in molL Strong vs Weak Acids A strong acid is almost completely ionized when dissolved in water. A weak acid is only partially ionized in water. Strong Acid Weak Acid HA HA НО complete ionization HA(aq) + H₂0) H₂0 (aq) + A (aq) H₂O ution HA HA (aq) + H₂0) H₂O(g) +A(aq) H₂0 H₂O A Ć A Acid conc. HCI dilute HCI conc. H₂SO, dilute H₂SO4 conc. HNO dilute HNO₂ dilute CH₂COOH conc. H₂PO₂ Strength strong' strong' strong' strong strong' strong¹ weak² weak2 Concentration in mol-L-1 12 3 18 3 16 3 6 15

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