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Dissociation is the separation of a compound into ions, while ionization is the process of converting a neutral atom or molecule into an ion by adding or removing electrons.
Dissociation can occur through various processes such as electrolysis, heat, or chemical reactions. Ionization can occur through exposure to high-energy radiation or through collisions with other particles.
Dissociation and ionization play important roles in chemical reactions by allowing for the formation of new compounds and the transfer of electrons between atoms.
Dissociation can be measured through changes in physical properties such as conductivity or pH. Ionization can be measured through spectrometry or by detecting the presence of ions.
No, dissociation and ionization typically occur in polar substances where there is a separation of charge. Nonpolar substances do not have this separation of charge and therefore do not undergo dissociation or ionization.