Which of the following statements about the strength of polyprotic acids is always correct? O The strength of a polyprotic acid depends on how easily its hydrogen ions dissociate. O Polyprotic acids are strong because they can produce more hydrogen ions than monoprotic acids. O Polyprotic acids are weak because they almost never fully dissociate their last hydrogen ions. O The strength of a polyprotic acid is determined by its pH.

Which of the following statements about the strength of polyprotic acids is always correct? O The strength of a polyprotic acid depends on how easily its hydrogen ions dissociate. O Polyprotic acids are strong because they can produce more hydrogen ions than monoprotic acids. O Polyprotic acids are weak because they almost never fully dissociate their last hydrogen ions. O The strength of a polyprotic acid is determined by its pH.

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