According to your solubility rules, hydroxides of Ca, Sr, and Ba are only slightly soluble in water. How come they are still considered strong bases? O a. Because most of the solid that dissolves is in aqueous M(OH)2(aq) form O b. Because the small amount of solid M(OH)2(s) the dissolves is fully ionized O c. Because they quickly react with the hydronium ions present in the solution O d. Because they can form soluble complexes with hydroxides, i.e. [M(OH)4]–2(aq)

According to your solubility rules, hydroxides of Ca, Sr, and Ba are only slightly soluble in water. How come they are still considered strong bases? O a. Because most of the solid that dissolves is in aqueous M(OH)2(aq) form O b. Because the small amount of solid M(OH)2(s) the dissolves is fully ionized O c. Because they quickly react with the hydronium ions present in the solution O d. Because they can form soluble complexes with hydroxides, i.e. [M(OH)4]–2(aq)

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