37- at constant temperature, the degree of ionization increases by dilution. This observation can be proved experimentally by: (a) Detecting the electrical conductivity of aqueous solution of HCl. (b) Detecting the electrical conductivity of dilute solution of acetic acid and Another highly diluted one. (c) Detecting the electrical conductivity HCl in benzene. (D) Detecting the effect on litmus solution.

37- at constant temperature, the degree of ionization increases by dilution. This observation can be proved experimentally by: (a) Detecting the electrical conductivity of aqueous solution of HCl. (b) Detecting the electrical conductivity of dilute solution of acetic acid and Another highly diluted one. (c) Detecting the electrical conductivity HCl in benzene. (D) Detecting the effect on litmus solution.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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