How is the strength of an acid affected by the number of hydrogen ions it contains

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Uncle Iroh · Answer 1 · 2021-02-13T05:24:30+0000

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The greater the number of hydrogen ions, the increase in the acid strength.

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Hydrogen ions determine the pH of the acid, greatest number of hydrogen ions give the pH value below 4 hence strong acid, and least number of hydrogen ions give a pH value above 4 but less than 7 hence a weak acid

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