I need to know why these calculation methods are different.
one has ''change'', but the other does not have
''change''
Does it result from the difference between strong acid or weak
acid?
Due to the degree of dissociation??
Best regards...
I Need To Know Why These Calculation Methods Are Different One Has Change But The Other Does Not Have Change 1 (126.29 KiB) Viewed 44 times
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