Question

11. How will the following substances dissociate to produce ions in their solution?

a. Hydrochloric acid b. Nitric acid c. Sulphuric acid

d. Sodium hydroxide e. Potassium hydroxide f. Magnesium hydroxide​

Answer 1

Answer:

Dissociation of the given compounds results in both positive and negative ions.

Explanation:

Hydrochloric acid when associated to ions one H + and one Cl-ions.

Sodium Hydroxide when dissociated into ions produces Na + 2 and 2 OH- ions.

Nitric acid and Associates into ions produces H+ and NO2- ions.

Potassium hydroxide when dissociates into ions produces K+ and OH- ions.

Sulfuric acid when is dissociated into ions producesH+and SO4- ions.

Ignition Hydroxide when dissociates into ions producers Mg+ and OH- ions.