A. strong acid and strong base
B. weak acid and weak base
C. strong acid and weak base
D. weak acid and strong base
Correct Answer:
Option A – strong acid and strong base
Explanation
In other terms, the stronger the acid the greater the amount of hydrogen ions present in the solution, and hence the more alkali that should be required to neutralise the solution, hence increasing the enthalpy

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