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Is an acid with the molarity of 0.0094 weak or strong and would it be harmful?
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∙ 12y ago
For acids, "weak" and "strong" have nothing to do with concentration. They're intrinsic properties of the specific acid. So that part of the question is unanswerable.
Whether it would be harmful or not also depends on the acid. Acetic acid at that concentration is very dilute vinegar. Prussic acid at that concentration is highly toxic.
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