Ostwald Dilution law for Weak electrolytes- IIT JEE & NEET | Vineet Khatri | ATP STAR

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[@amitray1906]

In the Infinite Dilution, Water is added and concentration is increased so, the dissociation constant must be zero.But Its Not. Why???

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Amit Ray yes I am also thinking the same

[@varadrane7]

when water is added, concentration tends to zero, not increases a small mistake while saying

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That's why he said it's an hypothetical situation!!!

[@rahulmarslama]

When water is added concentration decreases

[@MukeshSharma-il9yp]

Water milaenge to jyada molecules dissociate honge Dissociation jyada hoga to degree of dissociation i.e. alpha increases Dilution matlab conc. Decrease Hence Alpha is Inversely proportional to square root of conc.

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if alpha is approximately =0. then 1-a=0.so Ca^2 must also be 0,then ki must be 0,but it's not,how?

[@varadrane7]

1-a=1

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Ya, I have same question that,, "why alpha square does't be 0 ".

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how can we know when we should ignore alpha

[@mayankrajanand23]

if ka is less than 10^-3 then we can ignore alpha

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If alpha is 10^-6 or less

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When you want exact value, you should not neglect it

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If alpha is approx 0, then it's square will be very less, 🤔

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Sir if a≈0 so a²≈0 and ca²≈c but why you don't write it as c

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If a^2=0 then ca^2 will also=0 not c, because 0×c=0

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