(physical chemistry) Dissociation that results in the production of ions.
ionic dissociation
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 | Francois-Marie Raoult (French chemist) |
| Year 1903 (in Science & Technology) |
| Lars Onsager |
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- Year 1903 (in Science & Technology)
- Lars Onsager
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