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1..why strong electrolytes donot hydrolyse in solution ?????[2][2][2][2][2]

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Tush Watts ·2010-03-20 22:58:37

This is bcoz they are 100 % ionised and the dissocation constant approaches to infinity.

For eg, take the case of NaOH.
Since NaOH is a strong electrolyte, it will produce Na⁺ and OH^-. Now initailly, when Na⁺ reacted with H₂O, it had also produce H⁺ (besides NaOH) and this H⁺ will reacts with OH^- and again give H₂O. Thus finally in the solution Na⁺ and H₂O would be contained just like in the original mixture.

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Pritish Chakraborty ·2010-03-20 23:00:41

Yes Tushar is correct. There is no equilibrium of dissociation...dissociation is complete and not reversible.

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amam ·2010-03-20 23:07:58

u both are wrong

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Pritish Chakraborty ·2010-03-20 23:22:34

Prove it?

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amam ·2010-03-27 07:20:18

no need

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govind ·2010-03-27 09:12:38

Tushar's answer is absolutely fine...

@Amam... if u want to share the reason..u can..nobody's gonna scold u if u give wrong reasons....so dude..dont be afraid..speak up...

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