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Why is HSO4–(aq) a weaker acid than H2SO4
A. Because HSO4–(aq) dissociates to a larger extent than H2SO4(aq), it is therefore a weak acid and a strong electrolyte.
B. Because HSO4–(aq) only dissociates to a small extent compared to H2SO4(aq), it is therefore a weak acid and a strong electrolyte.
C. Because HSO4–(aq) dissociates to a larger extent than H2SO4(aq), it is therefore a weak acid and a weak electrolyte.
D. Because HSO4–(aq) only dissociates to a small extent compared to H2SO4(aq), it is therefore a weak acid and a weak electrolyte.
E. It is not true; HSO4–(aq) is a stronger acid.
my inital guess was A but I think I am wrong
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