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Why is concentrated acid more reactive than dilute acid?
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Why is concentrated acid more reactive than dilute acid?

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because there are more hydronium ions per unit volume in the CONCENTRATED acid and clearly the rate of whatever reaction is going to depend on the concentration of the reactive species…

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