what is weak electrolytes and strong electrolytes?
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A strong electrolyte is a solution/solute that completely, or almost completely, ionizes or dissociates in a solution.
A weak electrolyte is a solution/solute that does not completely, or almost completely, ionize or dissociate in a solution.
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Strong electrolytes are electrolytes that dissociate almost completely when electric current is passed through its aqueous solution state .
Weak electrolytes are electrolytes that dissociate partially when electric current is passed through its aqueous solution state .
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⇒ The device which contains both the electrodes ad the electrolyte cell is called the electrolytic cell .
⇒ The two electrodes are anode and cathode .
⇒ Electrolyte is the chemical compound which conduct electricity in the fused state or aqueous solution state .
⇒ Electrolytes are made up of ions and molecules.
⇒ Strong electrolytes are made up of ions only.
⇒ Weak electrolytes are made of both and non-electrolytes are made up of only molecules.
⇒ Electrodes allow electric current to enter and leave the electrolyte.
⇒ Electrolytes have to be in solution state or fused state.
⇒ Metals are liberated at cathode and non-metals at anode.
⇒ An electrolyte on dissolving in water dissociates into free ions.
⇒ These free ions helps to conduct electricity.