46 Experiment 5 Electrolytes 4. Write chemical equations for the ionization of the following ionic compounds in water. a) KF (aq) → b) Al(NO3)3 (aq) → #noitza00 yioterade 919 compound 5. Alcohol in water is a non-electrolyte because alcohol is a and does not. in water. 6. When testing for electrolytes, why should solutions be prepared using deionized water and not tap water?

46 Experiment 5 Electrolytes 4. Write chemical equations for the ionization of the following ionic compounds in water. a) KF (aq) → b) Al(NO3)3 (aq) → #noitza00 yioterade 919 compound 5. Alcohol in water is a non-electrolyte because alcohol is a and does not. in water. 6. When testing for electrolytes, why should solutions be prepared using deionized water and not tap water?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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