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This tag should be applied to questions dealing with solutions of any kind. A solution is a liquid or solid phase containing more than one substance where, for convenience, one (or more) substance(s) called the solvent is treated differently from the other substances, which are called solutes. If water is the solvent, then the more appropriate 'aqueous-solution' tag should (also) be specified.
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Is it possible for an acid and base to react to form an even stronger base or acid?
If you are talking about mixing acid or base with acid or base then the other answers have summarised it correctly; We can mix two acids to make a super strong acid. (Often Brønsted acid + Lewis Acid) …
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Molarity is dependent on temperature?
First, there is very very little chance it will remain same. Density will surely change with temperature.
Secondly, even if there is a small chance that it will remain same, then also there is an eve …
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