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According to kaplan.. "Lithium fluoride, LiF, is the product of the neutralization reaction between LiOH, a strong base, with HF, a weak acid"

How come this can be neutralization reaction even though HF is weak acid??
 
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weak acid...so it could still dissociate..just not as much as a strong acid...


right? lol
 
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