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Vhat is the principal difference between a strong and weak acid?
D Strong acids are polyprotic, whereas weak acids are monoprotic.
OWhen neutralized, strong acids form salt and water, whereas weak acids only form water.
O Strong acids completely ionize, whereas weak acids only partially ionize.
O Strong acids have high concentrations of the hydroxide ion while in solution.

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