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Strong acids have weak conjugate bases
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Is it true that strong acids have weak conjugate bases?
Yes. Chemical principles and multiple reference sources confirm that strong acids dissociate completely because their conjugate bases have a very low affinity for protons, making them weak conjugate bases.
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Explains that a strong acid must have a weak conjugate base because a strong conjugate base would immediately re-associate.
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chemistry.stackexchange.com: Why do strong acids have weak conjugate bases?. (n.d.). chemistry.stackexchange.com. https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/10650/why-do-strong-acids-have-weak-conjugate-bases
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