When comparing equal volumes of a stronger and weaker acid, what would be observed?

A) the strong acid would taste sour; the weaker acid would taste sweeter.

B) the electrical conductivities would be different

C) the effects on blue litmus paper would be different.

D) they would produce the same amount of hydrogen gas in the same amount of time when reacting with zinc

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Maren Fitzgerald

Physics

1 February, 06:29

When comparing equal volumes of a stronger and weaker acid, what would be observed?

A) the strong acid would taste sour; the weaker acid would taste sweeter.

B) the electrical conductivities would be different

C) the effects on blue litmus paper would be different.

D) they would produce the same amount of hydrogen gas in the same amount of time when reacting with zinc

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Irene Jarvis · Answer 1

B) The electrical conductivities would be different.

The conductivities would be different because strong acids produce more electrolytes than weak acids.

Makaila Jefferson · Answer 2

If you are in plato the answer is B.