### Electrolytes**Instructions: Mark the following as a strong electrolyte (SE), weak electrolyte (WE), or a nonelectrolyte (NE).**1. HNO₂2. HCl3. NH₄NO₃4. H₂O5. CH₄6. KCl7. SrSO₄8. CCl₄9. CH₃OH10. AlI₃11. HClO₄12. BaCO₃**Explanation Section:****Explain why a substance is considered a strong electrolyte, weak electrolyte, or non-electrolyte.**- **Strong:** [ ]- **Weak:** [ ]- **Non:** [ ]**Influence on Conductivity:****List two factors that might influence the conductivity of aqueous solutions.**- [ ]- [ ]

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° ELECTROLYTES: Mark the following as a strong electrolyte (SE), weak electrolyte (WE), or a nonelectrolyte (NE). 1) ΗΝΟ 2) HCI 3) NHẠNO3 4) H2O 5) CH4 6) KCI 7) SrSO4 8) CCI4 9) CH3OH 10) All3 11) HCIO4 12) ВаСОз o Explain why a substance is considered a strong electrolyte, weak electrolyte, or non-electrolyte. STRONG: WEAK: NON: O List two factors that might influence the conductivity of aqueous solutions. &

° ELECTROLYTES: Mark the following as a strong electrolyte (SE), weak electrolyte (WE), or a nonelectrolyte (NE). 1) ΗΝΟ 2) HCI 3) NHẠNO3 4) H2O 5) CH4 6) KCI 7) SrSO4 8) CCI4 9) CH3OH 10) All3 11) HCIO4 12) ВаСОз o Explain why a substance is considered a strong electrolyte, weak electrolyte, or non-electrolyte. STRONG: WEAK: NON: O List two factors that might influence the conductivity of aqueous solutions. &

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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