Since diprotic acids such as H₂CO₃ have two ionizable protons,they will always behave as strong acids compared to monoprotic acids.

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The statement is false. Diprotic acids can behave as either strong or weak acids depending on the relative acidic strengths of their two dissociable protons. For example, sulfuric acid (H2SO4) is a diprotic acid but only the first dissociation is strong while the second is weak.

Since Diprotic Acids Such as H2CO3 Have Two Ionizable Protons,they

Since Diprotic Acids Such as H₂CO₃ Have Two Ionizable Protons,they