What is the difference between concentration and strength of an acid?
Strong acid
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The video tutorial explains that a strong acid is one that is fully ionized in solution, with sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid as examples. It highlights that strong acids completely dissociate into ions. The tutorial also clarifies the difference between the strength of an acid and its concentration, noting that an acid can be both strong and concentrated.
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Is it possible for an acid to be both strong and concentrated? Explain.
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