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2 years ago

If a solution is strongly acidic, what anionscannot be present in appreciableconcentrations?

Chemistry

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masha68 [24]2 years ago

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Explanation:

$OH^-$ cannot be present in appreciable concentrations in a solution that is strongly acidic in nature. A weak acid is a complex that consists of hydrogen bound to an anion that does not dissociate well in solution comparing to a strong acid which dissolves completely to an anion. Therefore, $OH^-$ cannot be present in appreciable concentrations in a solution that is strongly acidic in nature.

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