Question

what is meant by PH of a solution?
state one difference b/w a strong and a weak electrolyte. Give one example of each ​

Answer 1

Answer:

pH = Power of hydrogen Of the solution

Strong electrolyte - Dissociates almost completely allowing large amount of electricity to pass through it

Example - NaOH solution

Weak Electrolyte - Dissociates partially and allows small amount of electricity to pass through it

Example - Acetic Acid (CH3COOH)

Answer 2

Answer:

pH of a solution is a negative logarithm to the base 10 of the hydrogen ion concentrations expressed in moles per litre

Strong electrolyte - Dissociates to a large extent ! Example - Na(OH)

Weak electrolyte - Dissociates to a small extent ! Example- NH4(OH)