Which of the following statements is correct?Diprotic acids ionize in two steps but all strong bases dissociate in onestep.Both diprotic acids and strong bases with two hydroxide ions ionize intwo steps.Diprotic acids ionize in one step, but strong bases containing twohydroxide ions dissociate in two steps.All diprotic acids and strong bases ionize in three steps.All diprotic acids and strong bases ionize in one step.

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Which of the following statements is correct? Diprotic acids ionize in two steps but all strong bases dissociate in one step. Both diprotic acids and strong bases with two hydroxide ions ionize in two steps. O Diprotic acids ionize in one step, but strong bases containing two hydroxide ions dissociate in two steps. All diprotic acids and strong bases ionize in three steps. All diprotic acids and strong bases ionize in one step.

Which of the following statements is correct? Diprotic acids ionize in two steps but all strong bases dissociate in one step. Both diprotic acids and strong bases with two hydroxide ions ionize in two steps. O Diprotic acids ionize in one step, but strong bases containing two hydroxide ions dissociate in two steps. All diprotic acids and strong bases ionize in three steps. All diprotic acids and strong bases ionize in one step.

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