A strong acid will dissociate and liberate more ________ ions in water than a weak acid.
A) bicarbonate
B) hydrogen
C) sodium
D) potassium

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A strong acid will dissociate completely in water, liberating a higher concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) than a weak acid, which will only partially dissociate. This is due to differences in their chemical structures and the strength of their bonds. Choice A (bicarbonate), C (sodium), and D (potassium) are not relevant in this context as they do not relate to the basic properties of acids.

A Strong Acid Will Dissociate and Liberate More ________ Ions