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In a salt "x", the cation is said to undergo hydrolysis. In a salt "y", the anion is said to undergo hydrolyis.Explain with reason and explain the nature of the above solutions.
I don't even understand the question.Please explain what is hydrolyis?How does an anion or a cation undrgo hydrolysis?Give some examples.
Asked by Divyaa | 08 Aug, 2016, 08:41: PM
Expert Answer
Salt X = Salt of weak base
Cations that undergo hydrolysis produce acidic solutions. A cation causes hydrolysis by bonding to the hydroxide part of the water molecule.
M+ + HOH → H+ + MOH
For example: Ammonium chloride
Salt Y = Salt of weak acid
Anions that undergo hydrolysis produce basic solutions. An anion can cause hydrolysis by acting as a Brønsted base.
A– + HOH → HA + OH–
For example: Sodium acetate
Answered by Arvind Diwale | 10 Aug, 2016, 05:51: PM
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