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For a 'C'`M` concentrated solution of a weak electrolyte 'A_(x)B_(y) 'alpha' degree of dissociation) is

A

`alpha = sqrt((K_(aq)xy)/C)`

B

`alpha = sqrt((K_(aq)C)/(xy))`

C

`alpha = sqrt((K_(aq))/(C(x+y)))`

D

`alpha = ((K_(aq))/(C^(x+y-1)X^(x)Y^(y)))^(t(x+y))`

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