Chemistry A-Level
Relative dissociation and equilibrium position
What Relative dissociation and equilibrium position means in Chemistry A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Relative dissociation and equilibrium position
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The extent of dissociation is linked to the position of equilibrium, which lies far to the right for a strong acid and to the left for a weak acid.
Topics that use Relative dissociation and equilibrium position
- Acids (OCR A-Level)
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