Circle anything and everything that applies for each of the following: (SS = soluble salt, IS = insoluble salt, SA = strong acid, WA = weak acid, M=molecular, SE = strong electrolyte, WE = weak electrolyte, NE = non electrolyte) %3D

Circle anything and everything that applies for each of the following: (SS = soluble salt, IS = insoluble salt, SA = strong acid, WA = weak acid, M=molecular, SE = strong electrolyte, WE = weak electrolyte, NE = non electrolyte) %3D

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Circle anything and everything that applies for each of the following: (SS = soluble salt, IS = insoluble
salt, SA = strong acid, WA = weak acid, M=molecular, SE = strong electrolyte, WE = weak
electrolyte, NE = non electrolyte)

19)
hydrofluoric acid
IS
SA
WA
м
SE
WE
NE
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hydrocyanic acid
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WA
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WE
NE

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