Equation for the dissociation of a compound can be represented as shown below:: → This arrow means the dissociation is complete (100%), irreversible, and that the compound is a strong electrolyte -> This arrow means the dissociation is incomplete (less than 100%), reversible, and that he compound is not a strong electrolyte Compound HCI Dissociation HCI + H2O (1) → H3O+ (aq) + Cl(aq) This fype of dissociation is described as 100% dissociation, complete and irreversible and the compound is said to be a strong electrolyte True False

Equation for the dissociation of a compound can be represented as shown below:: → This arrow means the dissociation is complete (100%), irreversible, and that the compound is a strong electrolyte -> This arrow means the dissociation is incomplete (less than 100%), reversible, and that he compound is not a strong electrolyte Compound HCI Dissociation HCI + H2O (1) → H3O+ (aq) + Cl(aq) This fype of dissociation is described as 100% dissociation, complete and irreversible and the compound is said to be a strong electrolyte True False

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter8: Acids And Bases

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