Question

how do acids and bases dissociate in water? explain with equations Also explain strong and weak acids and bases​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Acids when dissolve in water, disassociate to form ions .

EXAMPLE -

HCl + H2O → H3O+ + Cl-

In the above examples we get hydronium and chlorine ions.

Bases when dissolved in water gives ions.

Example-

H2O + Na → OH- + Na+

In the above example, we get the ions of hydroxide and sodium.

Strong Acids

The acids which completely disassociate in water are called strong Acids.

Example- HCl

Strong Base

The bases which completely disassociate in water are called strong bases.

Example- NaOH

Answer 2

Answer: The general term for substances that conduct electricity when dissolved in water is electrolytes.Acids and bases are electrolytes due to the production of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. ... The terms strong and weak describethe ability of acid and base solutions to conduct electricity

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