alleryStart learning →Which describes a strong acid in water?
AIt dissociates completely
BIt does not ionise at all
CIt breaks up only slightly
DIt turns red litmus blue
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It dissociates completely
A strong acid splits fully into H+ and its conjugate base in water.
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