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Can you explain why Pure hydrogen fluoride is a strong acid but aqueous hydrogen fluoride is a weak acid?

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    Mukesh Dubey Biology Teacher | Guide-Level 11

    8 years ago
    The aqueous solution of hydrogen fluoride is a weak acid because the high strength of hydrogen-fluorine bonds does not allow complete dissociation with water.

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