Why H2SO4 is a strong acid?
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29th Nov, 2021
Sulphuric acid is a strong acid because when it is dissolved in water, H2SO4 disconnects completely with H+ and SO42- forms an aqueous solution. It is also diprotic, which means that two H+ moles are produced, each dissociating H2SO4 mol.
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