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An aqueous solution of a salt at certain temperature has a van’t Hoff factor of 2. The degree of dissociation for this solution of the salt is :
- A0.33
- B0.50
- C0.67
- D0.80
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Correct answer: B
- Write the dissociation of the salt
For the salt in aqueous solution:
So, on complete dissociation, 1 formula unit gives 3 particles.
- Use the van’t Hoff factor formula
If the degree of dissociation is , then for a solute that gives particles on dissociation,
Here, , so
- Substitute the given value of
Given van’t Hoff factor:
Thus,
- Match with the options
So the correct option is B.
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