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Which of these refers to the strength of an acid?
a measure of the quantity of acid dissolved in water designated by molarity
an intrinsic characteristic of a particular acid, not related to concentration
the amount of hydrogen ions present in the acid
the amount of hydroxide ions present in a solution
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an intrinsic characteristic of a particular acid, not related to concentration
Explanation: acid strength refers to how readily an acid donates protons (its degree of ionization, measured by Ka or pKa), not how much acid is present (molarity). The amount of hydrogen ions in solution or hydroxide ions present describe concentration/pH, not the intrinsic strength.
Explanation: acid strength refers to how readily an acid donates protons (its degree of ionization, measured by Ka or pKa), not how much acid is present (molarity). The amount of hydrogen ions in solution or hydroxide ions present describe concentration/pH, not the intrinsic strength.
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