What is the ratio of ions needed to produce neutral potassium chloride?

We are asked for the ratio of ions to produce neutral KCl. When neutral potassium chloride dissociates, the reaction is KCl = K+ + Cl-. Hence, the ratio of ions from the dissociation is 1 mole potassium ion per mole chlorine ion or 1 mole chlorine ion per potassium ion.

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saadhussain514 saadhussain514 · Answer 2 · 2018-07-19T07:23:24+02:00

When neutral potassium chloride dissociates, the reaction is KCl = K+ + Cl-. Hence, the ratio of ions from the dissociation is 1 mole potassium ion per mole chlorine ion or 1 mole chlorine ion per potassium ion.

Explanation:

The formula of associate degree ionic compound shows the magnitude relation positive and negative ions within the compound.An ionic compound is formed from positive and negative ions.their ratio will be one to one ratio.