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Why is the oxidising power of conc H2SO4 strong than dil H2SO4

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Concentrated sulfuric acid is a stronger oxidizing agent than dilute sulfuric acid because it has a higher concentration of H+ ions. H+ ions are oxidized in the reaction with H2SO4 to produce H2O and SO42-. The higher the concentration of H+ ions, the more likely they are to be oxidized, and the stronger the oxidizing power of the acid.

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