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To put it basic, when at a lower concentration, there is more 'space' in the solution for other substances to dissolve in etc. In a similar way, there is more space for the corrodant (the other material) to be corroded into by the acid. For instance, in a fighting ring, if there are too many wrestlers, there is not as much space to attack a person, though if you take out half the people, there is more space, and thus, a greater ability to do damage to the person.

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This statement is true regarding to surroundings without any water and moisture. In the dilute acid solutions, the sulfuric acid molecules are been ionized into hydrogen ions and sulfate ions. The 'free' protons can easily combine with any other substance. Whereas, concentrated sulfuric acid is not ionized it is not possible to release protons.

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because sulphuric acid is completely ionize in water

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Yes. It is highly corrosive.

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