Solutions practice Lesson 4.2: Molarity and Precipitation ReactionUnit 4: Chemical TransformationSolutions Practice:1) Classify the following substances and place each into one of the following categories:A) Potassium Chloride, KClB) Ammonia, NH3 (a weak base)C) Hydroiodic Acid, HID) Aluminum, AlE) Nitrogen dioxide, NO₂F) Lithium hydroxide, LiOHStrong ElectrolyteCP2) CalculWeak ElectrolyteNonelectrolytesodium chloride, NaCl, dissolve

Strong electrolytes are the substances which dissociate completely into aqueous solution. weak…

Lesson 4.2: Molarity and Precipitation Unit 4: Chemical Trans Solutions Practice: 1) Classify the following substances and place each into one of the following categories: A) Potassium Chloride, KCI B) Ammonia, NH3 (a weak base) e) Hydroiodic Acid, HI D) Aluminum, Al E) Nitrogen dioxide, NO₂ F) Lithium hydroxide, LiOH Strong Electrolyte CP 2) Calcul Weak Electrolyte Nonelectro- sodium chloride, NaCl, di

Lesson 4.2: Molarity and Precipitation Unit 4: Chemical Trans Solutions Practice: 1) Classify the following substances and place each into one of the following categories: A) Potassium Chloride, KCI B) Ammonia, NH3 (a weak base) e) Hydroiodic Acid, HI D) Aluminum, Al E) Nitrogen dioxide, NO₂ F) Lithium hydroxide, LiOH Strong Electrolyte CP 2) Calcul Weak Electrolyte Nonelectro- sodium chloride, NaCl, di

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