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Why for strong electrolyte degree of dissociation is 1
why for strong electrolyte degree of dissociation is 1
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Pinky chaudhary Best Answer
strong electrolytes show complete dissociation i.e 100% therefore the molar/equivalent conductivity are nearly equal to limiting molar/equivalent conductivity. hence dissociation constant.
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Pinky chaudhary
strong electrolytes show complete dissociation i.e 100% therefore the molar/equivalent conductivity are nearly equal to limiting molar/equivalent conductivity. hence dissociation constant.
![cropped7059955624493708803.jpg]()
![cropped3872361784122095558.jpg]()
![cropped3074169494781258751.jpg]()
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Pinky chaudhary
strong electrolytes show complete dissociation i.e 100% therefore the molar/equivalent conductivity are nearly equal to limiting molar/equivalent conductivity. hence dissociation constant.
![cropped7059955624493708803.jpg]()
![cropped3872361784122095558.jpg]()
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Pinky chaudhary
strong electrolytes show complete dissociation i.e 100% therefore the molar/equivalent conductivity are nearly equal to limiting molar/equivalent conductivity. hence dissociation constant.
![cropped7059955624493708803.jpg]()
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Pinky chaudhary
strong electrolytes show complete dissociation on the ions. i.e 100% so the molar/equivalent conductivity are nearly equal to limiting molar/equivalent conductivity therefore the value of dissociation constant will be equals to 1.