Strong acids are leveled in water to the strength of the acid H₃O⁺.

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Strong acids completely dissociate in water, resulting in the concentration of hydronium ions equaling the concentration of the strong acid. This is why they are considered to be "strong." The given string of characters (H₃O⁺) appears to be a representation of the structure of the acid molecule and does not affect the fact that strong acids are leveled in water to the strength of the acid itself.

Strong Acids Are Leveled in Water to the Strength of the Acid