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Question 7

A student tests a concentrated solution of methanoic acid. The pH is below 7. The student concludes that methanoic acid must be a strong acid.

Which statement explains why the student's conclusion is incorrect?

[1]
A

Weak acids also release hydrogen ions, because a small proportion of their molecules ionise

B

A concentrated acid cannot be strong, because strong acids are only found as dilute solutions

C

Weak acids also lower the pH, because their un-ionised molecules make the solution acidic

D

Weak acids also release hydrogen ions, because a concentrated solution makes all their molecules ionise

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