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Differences between a weak acid and a dilute acid​
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Differences between a weak acid and a dilute acid​

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A weak acid has a low concentration of H+ Ions and a dilute acid is a solution where acid is dissolved in a more volume of water than that of acid.

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A weak acid has a low concentration of H+ Ions and a dilute acid is a solution where acid is dissolved in a more volume of water than that of acid.
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