Percent ionization can be computed by dividing the concentration of H+ in equilibrium by the original concentration of the solution multiplied by 100 percent. The concentration in equilibrium can be determined through the equilibrium constant inherent to the solution itself and upon its complete dissociation
The condition that will increase the entropy in a reaction is heating up the reaction (option B).
<h3>What is entropy?</h3>
Entropy in chemistry is the measure or degree of the disorder or randomness present in a chemical system.
In a chemical reaction, reacting substances called reactants collide with one another to form products.
However, the degree at which the reactants collide with one another is referred to as the entropy of the reaction.
Therefore, the condition that will increase the entropy in a reaction is heating up the reaction i.e. increase in temperature.
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You can tell that by the temprature of glass
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