Describe what happens when a weak acid dissolves in water

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Describe what happens when a weak acid dissolves in water.

Answer:

It gets diluted.

Bbrodsky answered May 20, 2018

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Weak acids do not and cannot dissolve in water. They become even more diluted, or watered-down, and become even weaker acids.

Danmayer answered May 25, 2018

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