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If the bond that was broken was a relatively strong bond, would you expect the acid to be a stronger or weaker acid?

If the bond that was broken was a relatively strong bond, would you expect the acid to be a stronger or weaker acid?
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if the bond that was broken was a relatively strong bond, would you expect the acid to be a stronger or weaker acid?

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weaker due to how more weak acids don’t tend to fully dissociate
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