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Acetic acid is a weak acid because, like all other weak acids, it only disassociates partially in water (also known as incomplete ionisation).

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it reacts with water to form some ions that can carry current.

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this is because a dilute solution of acetic acid doesnt conduct electricity as well as a dilute solution of nitric acid at the same concentration.

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The acetic acid (CH3COOH) is known as a weak acid.

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cause its not going to murder you

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