Acids and alkalis neutralise each other. Therefore, a weaker acid would be more easily neutralised by a strong alkali than a strong acid would. This is the same with weak alkalis and strong acids (lower pHs)
Original post by ItsStarLordMan
Acids and alkalis neutralise each other. Therefore, a weaker acid would be more easily neutralised by a strong alkali than a strong acid would. This is the same with weak alkalis and strong acids (lower pHs)
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Original post by coox9219
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No problem. May not be the full reasoning, but should be good enough
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