What are the similarities and differences between strong and weak acids? Both strong and weak acids..... Only strong acids..... Only weak acids.....

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Both strong and weak acids are ionized in aqueous solutions, depending on their strength.

Strong acids only ionize almost completely in water; hence, nearly all the H+ ions are released.

Weak acids only very slightly ionize in water in water; hence, small H+ ions are formed.

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