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R3.1 Strong & weak acids & bases

This section distinguishes between strong and weak acids and between strong and weak bases with examples of each. The need to recognise that acid-base equilibria lie in the direction of the weaker conjugate base or acid is covered What happens when protons are transferred? This sub-topic is really a very basic introduction to the differences between strong and weak as applied to acids and bases. Where it can get...

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