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What would happen if HF were added to water?It would not ionize at allIt would completely ionizeIt would partially ionizeIt would dissolve
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What would happen if HF were added to water?It would not ionize at allIt would completely ionizeIt would partially ionizeIt would dissolve

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Hydrofluoric acid is a weak acid, which means that it is partially ionized when it is in presence of water.

This means that the correct answer is It would partially ionize.

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