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1..why strong electrolytes donot hydrolyse in solution ?????[2][2][2][2][2]
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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.
Yes Tushar is correct. There is no equilibrium of dissociation...dissociation is complete and not reversible.
Tushar's answer is absolutely fine...
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