Posted by Billy on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 3:51am.
Your answer may or may not be right. However, the reasoning is incorrect. You know that if a 0.20 M acid is a strong acid that it must ionize completely; therefore, the (H^+) will be 0.2M and the pH will be about 0.7. The pH isn't 0.7 so it must b a weak acid. Does that make sense? A pH of 2.5 is a lower H^+ than pH 0.7 and you would have a lower H^+ for a weak acid.
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