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Arrhenius theory is confined to............... solutions.
Arrhenius theory is confined to............... solutions.
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The correct option is C aqueous
Arrhenius theory was confined only to aqueous solutions.
According to his Arrhenius theory, an acid is any compound or ion which yields hydrogen ions in water solution and a base is any compound or ion which yields hydroxyl ions in water solution.
Materials which dissolved in whole or in part as ions were, and still are, called electrolytes. A strong electrolyte, like sodium chloride, was a substance which dissociated completely into ions while a weak electrolyte remained partially in molecular form.
Arrhenius theory was confined only to aqueous solutions.
According to his Arrhenius theory, an acid is any compound or ion which yields hydrogen ions in water solution and a base is any compound or ion which yields hydroxyl ions in water solution.
Materials which dissolved in whole or in part as ions were, and still are, called electrolytes. A strong electrolyte, like sodium chloride, was a substance which dissociated completely into ions while a weak electrolyte remained partially in molecular form.
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