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Differentiate between  strong and weak alkali with suitable examples and ionic equations.

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Strong Alkali – Is an alkali which dissociates – almost completely in aqueous solution thereby producing a – high concentration of hydroxyl [OH ] ions.

NaOH [aq] ⇋ Na+ + OH-

KOH [aq] ⇋ K+ + OH-

[contains almost - only ions]

Examples: Lithium, Sodium and Potassium hydroxide

Weak alkali – Is an alkali which dissociates – only partially in aqueous solution thereby producing a – low concentration of hydroxyl [OH] ions.

NH4OH [aq] ⇋ NH4+ + OH-

[contains - molecule and ions]

Examples: Ammonium hydroxide and Calcium hydroxide. 



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