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Explain the term: Electrolyle

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Electrolyte: The substances either in molten state (or) in solution conducts electricity and at the same time uridergoes chemical decomposition.
`e.g., Hcl, HNO_(3)` etc.
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  2. The dissociatiion of HI is independent of pressure, while the dissocia...

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  3. Explain the term: Electrolyle

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  4. Explain the term: Non-electrolyte

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  5. Explain the term: Strong and weak electrolytes

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  6. Explain the term: Ionic equilibrium

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  8. Explain the Arrhenius concept of acids and bases.

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