Chemistry, asked by mithu452, 1 year ago

how does the strength of acid and base vary with the amount of water

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Answered by siasword

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as with acids percent ionization can be measured for basic solutions but will vary depending on the base ionisation constant and the initial concentration of the solution to the extent to which and acid achhe donates protons to water molecules depends on the strength of the educated base a - of the acid

Answered by Kartha

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HEYA....✌✌✌

More the amount of water less will be the no of H+. or OH- ions .Concentration of ions decreases...As a result the strength of bases and acids DECREASES...

Kartha: thanks dear

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