Question: what is the difference between a weak acid and a dilute acid?
Answer: WEAK ACIDS - WEAK ACIDS ARE THOSE ACIDS WHICH DISSOCIATE COMPARATIVELY LESS HYDROGEN IONS WHEN DISSOLVE IN WATER . ... DILUTE ACIDS - WHEN ACIDS ARE DISSOLVE IN WATER IN SUCH RATIO THAT WATER IS MORE THAN THE ACID THESE ACIDS ARE CALLED DILUTE ACIDS FOR EXAMPLE DILUTE HCL IS THEN ALSO STRONG THAN ANY DILUTE CARBONIC ACID .