Weak acids
A)are only partially ionized in an aqueous solution.
B)give solutions with a high pH.
C)do not provide hydronium ions.
D)are almost insoluble in water.
E)are of no value in a buffering system.

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Weak acids only partially ionize in an aqueous solution, meaning that they do provide some hydronium ions but not to the extent of strong acids. This results in a solution with a pH that is less acidic than strong acids, but not necessarily high. Weak acids can be useful in a buffering system as they help to stabilize the pH of the solution.

Weak Acids