Strong vs. Weak Electrolytes, Extended to the Van't Hoff Factor
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Chem 0406's strong-dissociates-completely, weak-dissociates-partially distinction now sets how many particles each dissolved formula unit actually contributes.
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Hydrochloric acid dissociates essentially completely, while acetic acid leaves most molecules un-dissociated at the same concentration, giving each a different effective particle count.
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Strong and weak describe how completely a substance dissociates, never how much is dissolved — a weak electrolyte can still be concentrated.
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