1. Are all compounds strong electrolytes when dissolved in water? If not, state evidence. 2. Are all acid solutions strong electrolytes? If not, state evidence. 3. Are all bases strong electrolytes when dissolved in water? If not, state evidence.

1. Are all compounds strong electrolytes when dissolved in water? If not, state evidence. 2. Are all acid solutions strong electrolytes? If not, state evidence. 3. Are all bases strong electrolytes when dissolved in water? If not, state evidence.

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Chapter4: Types Of Chemical Reactions And Solution Stoichiometry

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1. Are all compounds strong electrolytes when dissolved in water? If not, state evidence.
2. Are all acid solutions strong electrolytes? If not, state evidence.
3. Are all bases strong electrolytes when dissolved in water? If not, state evidence.
4 Are all salts dissolved in water strong electrolytes? If not, state evidence.
5. Are all compounds containing (OH) groups electrolytes? If not, state evidence.

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