what happen when strong acid reacts with another strong acids ?

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Strong acids do not react with each other in aqueous solution.  Why would they?  If both HX and HY dissociate completely -- which is what it means to be "strong" -- then you are left with H3O+, X-, and Y-.  What is going to react?

If you are not working in aqueous solution, a reaction might be possible if one acid is stronger than the other, and the other is capable of acting like a base.  I can't think of any examples of that, however, because I can't think of any strong acid that is capable of acting like a base.