Dry ones are known as DSPEs, while weak ones have their constant of protolysis related to overall concentration in Ostwald's law of dilution.
Dry ones are known as DSPEs, while weak ones have their constant of protolysis related to overall concentration in Ostwald's law of dilution. The classical Guldberg-Waage formula for their equilibrium constant was modified in a paper about the "strong" kind of them by Debye and Huckel that theorized the "activity coefficient." Exemplified by Na-plus in water, for 10 points, name these substances containing free ions that can conduct electricity.
Dry ones are known as DSPEs, while weak ones have their constant of protolysis related to overall concentration in Ostwald's law of dilution.
electrolytes