Chemistry, asked by rohit515083, 11 months ago

A monobasic acid solution has a molarity of 0.005 M
and [H+]= 10-5 M what is percentage ionisation in this
solution ?

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Answered by harpreet2223

Percent ionization is defined as the amount of a weak acid that exists as ions at a particular concentration. This is calculated using the formula below and is calculated for the problem above.

Answered by sardarg41

Answer:Percent ionization is defined as the amount of a weak acid that exists as ions at a particular concentration. This is calculated using the formula below and is calculated for the problem above.

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