How does the degree of dilution affect electrolyte dissociation?

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Dissociation of electrolytes is influenced by factors such as concentration and temperature, with Ostwald's law providing a framework for understanding this relationship. The law of dilution states that the degree of ionization of a weak electrolyte increases with dilution. The discussion highlights the importance of researching these concepts, with participants suggesting that online resources, including Wikipedia, can offer detailed explanations. However, some users express difficulty in finding clear information on Ostwald's law and its implications for ionization and dissociation processes.
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How dissociation of electrolyte depends on it ... explain it simply
 
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Have you read about Ostwald's law? Is there anything that you need to clarify?
 
Borek said:
Have you read about Ostwald's law? Is there anything that you need to clarify?
No I am reading arrhenius theory of ionization and there i have seen it ... but i don't know what is it ..
 
Google is your friend, plenty of pages explaining these things in details.
 
Borek said:
Google is your friend, plenty of pages explaining these things in details.
I have search it in google first but i can't found it
 

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