Question 17 • Chemistry
The weak acid is only partially ionized, so its titration curve has a buffer region and a less abrupt pH change near equivalence than a strong acid–strong base curve. Thus, the steep-rise interval is not more pronounced for the weak acid; choice D inaccurately describes the difference. The other statements are accurate: the weak acid starts at a higher pH, and its equivalence-point pH and half-equivalence-point pH are higher.
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