MCQ
Degree of ionisation does not depend on:
- ANature of the solvent.
- BAture of the electrolyte.
- CDilution.
- DMolecular mass of the electrolyte.
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Answer
- Molecular mass of the electrolyte.
Explanation:
Degree of ionization$(\alpha)$ depends on-
(1) Concentration of solute.
(2) Temperature.
(3) Nature of electrolysis.
(4) Nature of solvent.
(5) Dilution.
"α" does not depend on molecular mass of electrolyte.
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