Maharashtra Board Class 12 Solutions for Chemistry Chapter 3 Ionic Equilibrium - Download Free PDF with Solution
FAQs on Maharashtra Board Class 12 Solutions for Chemistry Chapter 3 Ionic Equilibrium - PDF
1. What is the degree of Ionization?
There are certain sections under which the degree of ionization depends. This includes -
Nature of the Electrolyte: strong, and weak
Nature of the Solvent: High dielectric solvents increase ionization
Dilution: More the dilution higher the ionization
Temperature: If you increase the temperature, you will have larger ionization and
Presence of common ions brings down the ionization of the weak electrolyte.
2. What are Ionic Equilibrium Formulas?
Knowing how much of the original quantity of the reactants is transformed into products at equilibrium becomes necessary.
The degree of dissociation/ionization refers to the percentage of original molecules that undergo conversion at equilibrium.
The Formula for Degree of Dissociation = α = (Number of reactant molecules dissociated)/ (Number of reactant molecules at the start)
Degree of Dissociation or Ionization = α = (Number of reactant molecules dissociated)/ (Number of reactant molecules at the start) × 100
3. What is the difference between chemical equilibrium and ionic equilibrium?
Chemical equilibrium and ionic equilibrium are different in that the former involves chemical reactants and products, whilst the latter involves the unionized molecules and ions in an electrolyte.
4. What is the best example of equilibrium?
A book that is open and at rest, a vehicle that is going steadily, a chemical reaction in which the forward and reverse reaction rates are equal.
