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An aqueous solution of a salt mx2 at certain temperature has a van't hoff factor of 2.The degree of dissociation for this solution of the salt is :

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Answered by empathictruro
6

MX2  dissociates into M^2 +2X-  

Given van't hoff factor is equal to 2. Let the initial number of the compound MX2 is 1, the degree of dissociation be y,

MX2 ⇒M^2 + 2X-

1             0        0

1-y        y            2y

van't hoff factor= number of molecules after dissociation÷number of molecules before dissociation

                         2  =( 1+2y)÷1

                        y=0.5

the degree of dissociation for the given salt is 0.5 or 50%,  in short summary the degree of dissociation can be calculated by the ratio of number of molecules after dissociation to that of number of molecules after dissociation.

Answered by Anonymous
10

Hoff factor = 2 (Given)

For MX2 type salt

MX2 = M²+2X

Number of particles (n) formed after dissociation of MX2 is 3

Degree of dissociation (α) = i-1/n-1

i = vant

hoff factor = 2

Degree of dissociation (α) = 2-1/3-1

                                           = 1/2

                                           = 0.5

Thus, the degree of dissociation of the salt is 0.5

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