Percent hydrolysis/percent ionazation

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Percent hydrolysis and percent ionization are distinct concepts in chemistry. Ionization refers to the removal of an electron from an atom or molecule, while hydrolysis involves the breaking apart of a compound through the addition of water. Understanding these differences is crucial for accurate chemical analysis and application.

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Im just wondering if percent hydrolysis and percent ionization are the same thing?
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No, not the same. Ionization generally refers to the removal of an electron whereas hydrolysis is the breaking apart of something through the addition of water.
 

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