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A very weak acid has a conjugate base that is
Aneutral in water
Ba strong acid
Cvery weak as well
Dvery strong
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. very strong
A weak acid holds its proton tightly, so its conjugate base strongly attracts protons.
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