Which one of the following is correct for the sparingly soluble salt solution containing inert soluble salts? 1. The cation plus its negative atmosphere has less positive charge than the cation alone. II. Increasing ionic strength reduces the attraction between any particular ion and promotes dissociation into ions. III. For the average anion, there will be more cations than anions near it because cations are attracted to the anion, but anions are repelled. lonic atmospheres 304 9 Cation Lutfen birini seçin: at. II and III b. and I eiland in 8+ Anion 5/25/2032

Which one of the following is correct for the sparingly soluble salt solution containing inert soluble salts? 1. The cation plus its negative atmosphere has less positive charge than the cation alone. II. Increasing ionic strength reduces the attraction between any particular ion and promotes dissociation into ions. III. For the average anion, there will be more cations than anions near it because cations are attracted to the anion, but anions are repelled. lonic atmospheres 304 9 Cation Lutfen birini seçin: at. II and III b. and I eiland in 8+ Anion 5/25/2032

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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