which option is correct?Should correct Consider the diagram below that represents two solutions, III and IV. Which of thefollowing best describes solution IV?H*H+H* AAIII.A-H+A.A-H+AConcentrated strong acid.Concentrated weak acid.Dilute strong acid.Dilute weak acid.IV.H+IImage description: Two boxes labeled III and IV. In each box, the contents are spreadout and not connected to each other. Box III contains four H+ and four A-. Box IVcontains two H+ and two A-.

Answer:- This question is answered by using the simple concept of strong and weak acids. The acids…

Consider the diagram below that represents two solutions, III and IV. Which of the following best describes solution IV? H+ H+ H* A- A III. A A H* A- H* Dilute strong acid. Dilute weak acid. Concentrated strong acid. Concentrated weak acid. A IV. Image description: Two boxes labeled III and IV. In each box, the contents are spread out and not connected to each other. Box III contains four H+ and four A-. Box IV contains two H+ and two A-. H+

Consider the diagram below that represents two solutions, III and IV. Which of the following best describes solution IV? H+ H+ H* A- A III. A A H* A- H* Dilute strong acid. Dilute weak acid. Concentrated strong acid. Concentrated weak acid. A IV. Image description: Two boxes labeled III and IV. In each box, the contents are spread out and not connected to each other. Box III contains four H+ and four A-. Box IV contains two H+ and two A-. H+

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

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Chapter13: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 130E

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