Strong acids break apart easily when mixed in a solution. This means they react quickly and fully with bases, which helps in neutralization. On the other hand, weak acids don’t break apart as much. This makes their reactions less effective.

Challenges:

• It can be hard to guess how the pH will change.
• Figuring out how much of each reactant to use can be tricky.

Solutions:

• Use pH indicators to keep track of how things are going.
• Use stoichiometric calculations to make sure you have the right amounts.

Knowing these differences is important for understanding how acid-base reactions work.