Answer:
Strong electrolytes dissociate almost
completely even on high concentration. Therefore, concentration of such
solutions remain almost same on dilution. Electrolyte 'B' is stronger than 'A'
because in 'B' the number of ions remains the same on dilution, but only
interionic attraction decreases..
Therefore, increases
only 1.5 times. While in case of weak electrolyte on dilution, number of
constituent ions increases.
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