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Ionisation of weak acids and bases, Ostwald dilution law
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The degree of ionisation of a weak acid in
0.1
M
solution is
0.02
. Assuming
α
≪
1
, its degree of ionisation in
0.4
M
solution at the same temperature is
A
0.04
B
0.005
C
0.08
D
0.01
Answer: D
Since
α
=
K
a
/
c
,
α
∝
c
−
1/2
. Concentration is four times larger, so
α
is halved:
0.02/2
=
0.01
.
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