AP Chemistry· difficulty 4/5
Diluting a weak acid solution by 10× changes pH by
Increases by less than 1 unit
Increases by exactly 1 unit
Unchanged
Decreases by 1 unit
Explanation
Dilution increases percent ionization; pH rises but by less than 1 unit (unlike strong acid).
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