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What determines the strength of an Arrhenius base?
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What determines the strength of an Arrhenius base?
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I think its the stength of the base that is determined by the degree of
ionization and disociation.
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The force is measured by the degree of dissociation that relates the number of unit formulas that dissociated themselves with those that were dissolved in the beginning.
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