Match the column:<br>Column I:<br>(A) <br>(B) <br>(C) CH3COOH<br>(D) CrCl3 . 3<br><br>Column II:<br> — Ionic Equilibrium Chemistry Question
Question
Match the column:<br>Column I:<br>(A) $NaCl$<br>(B) $HCl$<br>(C) CH3COOH<br>(D) CrCl3 . 3$NH_3$<br><br>Column II:<br>(P) True electrolyte<br>(Q) Strong electrolyte in water<br>(R) Potential electrolyte<br>(S) Weak electrolyte in water<br>(T) Non-electrolyte in water
💡 Solution & Explanation
- (A) $NaCl$ is an ionic solid, hence a true electrolyte (P). It completely dissociates in water, thus acting as a strong electrolyte (Q).<br>- (B) $HCl$ is a covalent gas but completely dissociates into ions in water, so it is a potential electrolyte (R) and strong electrolyte (Q).<br>- (C) CH3COOH is a covalent liquid (R) and partially dissociates in water, thus acting as a weak electrolyte (S).<br>- (D) CrCl3 . 3$NH_3$ is a neutral coordination complex [Cr($NH_3$)3Cl3] which does not ionize in water, hence a non-electrolyte (T).