CBSE Class 12-science Chemistry Association and Dissociation
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- The formula of degree of dissociation
- HOW TO FIND VANT OF FACTOR
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- Value of Van't Hoff factor if CH3COOH 60% dissociates and 40% dimerized is–(1) 1.2, (2) 1.4, (3) 1.6, (4) 1.8
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I know that answer is (a) but please explain the reason in detail
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