If you have a solution of a strong acid and a solution of a weak acid of equal concentration and volume, then the a. strong acid will have a lower pH. b. strong acid will have a higher pH. c. two solutions will have the same pH. d. weak acid will produce more hydrogen ions.

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5 April, 17:41

If you have a solution of a strong acid and a solution of a weak acid of equal concentration and volume, then the a. strong acid will have a lower pH. b. strong acid will have a higher pH. c. two solutions will have the same pH. d. weak acid will produce more hydrogen ions.

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Anastasia · Answer 1

B is going to be the answer for this question

Sylvia Harding · Answer 2

The solution would be A. The strong acid will have a lower pH, due to the fact that it would completely ionize and or dissociate into its respective ions, thus releasing lots of hydrogen ions. As a strong acid, dissociated completely underneath appropriate conditions unlike a weak acid.

I believe this would be the correct response.