3b? The only part of the question I understood was labeling if it was strong weak or a non electrolyte. 2. Define the terms and, and give an example each.a. Strong Electrolyteallow large amounts of electricity to pass through therNaOHb. Weak Electrolyteallow small amounts of electricity to pass through tНЕc. Non-ElectrolyteCompound with no electric current. Ha3. For each of the following compounds, categorize it as a strong, weak, or non-electrolyte. Give thevan't hoff factor for each compound. If the compound is an electrolyte, write out an ionic equationfor the dissolved compound.i.e. NaCl is a strong electrolyte with i = 2 and would be written as NaCl(s) → Na* (aq) + Cl(aq)a. MgBr2 (soluble salt) strong electrolyteMy Brob. H₂SO4 (strong acid) strong electrolytec. NH3 (weak base) weak electrolyted. Ba(OH)2 (strong base) Strong eletrolyteCH3OH (molecular compound) non electrolytej. BaSO4 (insoluble salt) non ee.4. Define the term equivalence point, as it pertains to titrationsf. CaCl₂ (soluble salt) strong eNet lonic Equationg. Ca3(PO4)2 (insoluble salt) nonh. (NH4)3PO4 (soluble salt) Stroni. HC₂H302 (weak acid) weak5. Predict the products of the neutralization reaction between Barium Hydroxide and Sulfuric Acid. Writout the molecular and net ionic equations for this reaction.Molecular Equation3-6

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Chapter10: Acids, Bases, And Salts

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