What is a weak acid? A. An acid that does not have a conjugate base B. An acid that does not dissolve completely C. An acid that has been diluted with water D. An acid that has a very low pH value

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What is a weak acid?

A. An acid that does not have a conjugate base
B. An acid that does not dissolve completely
C. An acid that has been diluted with water
D. An acid that has a very low pH value

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An acid that does not dissolve completely

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What is a weak acid? A. An acid that does not have a conjugate base B. An acid that-example-1

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Step-by-step explanation:

strong acids ionize completely in water

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