why HCl not disociated completely..considering that it is strong acid...
A graph plotted b/w molar conductivity of NaCl,HCl,NH4OH
identifyA,B,C
i have done the identification job
A=HCl,B=NaCl,C=NH4OH
but wanted to know why slope A and B are diff ????since both NaCL and HCl are 1:1 electrolyte...??
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bcos H+ is a smaller cation.also HCL is a strong acid compared to NaCl so i think its slope shud be gr8er than that of Nacl
Na+ is a larger cation compared to H+
but i have some dbt.
in conductivity see in case of H+ the cation is so small so it is heavily hydrated na.So the resultant hydrated molecule is large so its conductivity in soln shud be less than NaCl.
I was saying that concentrated HCl is not fully dissociated at high concentration. while NaCl is fully dissociated at high concentration
this may help you
I will try to find an appropriate answer for this
right now I don't have any