Why is HF a weak acid and HCl a strong acid?
Which acid is stronger HF or HCl?
Which is stronger acid, HClO4 or HIO4? And why? Which acid is more acidic in nature, HF or HI? Which is a stronger acid: H2so4 or H2SeO4? Which is more acidic: HClO4  or HClO3? What is a strong acid? What's the difference between mineral acids (acids that start with 'H' for hydrogen in the front) and other types of acids? Which is the stronger acid propionic acid, acetic acid or formic acid? Is H3O considered an acid? Why? Why is hcl soluble in water? Why hydrogen bond is formed between HF but not in HCl? Which is more acidic, HF or a HNO3, assuming you put concentrations that would result in exactly same H+ ions in both solutions (details below)? Why does HBr have a higher boiling point than HCl? Is HCl a strong electrolyte? What are some examples of strong acids? What makes an acid a "strong acid"? H2s is less acidic than h2te? What is more acidic: CH3OH or H2O? Out of HF, HCl, HBr and HI, which has the lowest and highest boiling point and why? Why is sulfuric acid such a strong acid? Why is benzoic acid stronger than acetic acid but weaker than formic acid? Formic acid is a stronger acid than acetic acid. Why? Is it true that in our stomach there is very strong acid even more powerful than sulfuric acid? Is phosphoric acid a strong acid? Is acetic acid a strong or weak acid? What could be a reaction to a weak acid CH3COOH and H2O? What are some examples of strong organic acids? How and where are acids useful? Is H2O a weak or strong ligand? Which is more acidic: methanoic acid or benzoic acid? Which is more acidic phenol or methanol?