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A strong acid is an acid that ionizes completely in an aqueous solution. A strong acid will always loose a proton (A H+) when dissolved in H2O. In other words, a strong acid is always on its toes and quite efficient in giving off protons. A weak acid is one that ionizes partially in a solution.There you go, I hope this helped.

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