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How does H2So4 break up to h+ & hso4 - ?
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How does H2So4 break up to h+ & hso4 - ?

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H2So4 is a strong acid and a strong electrolyte which means that when this dissociates in water, the dissociation process is complete. The first dissociation is

H2 SO4 = H + HSO4-

This can further release H+ and dissociate SO4- instead already
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