With respect to the following solutes in aqueous solution, I. methane, CH4 II. hydrofluoric acid, HF III. barium nitrate, Ba(NO3)2 IV. benzene, C6H6 V. potassium chloride, KCI which of the following statements is true? Select one: a. I and Il are nonelectrolytes; III, IV and V are strong electrolytes. b. I, Il and IV are weak electrolytes; III and V are strong electrolytes. c. I and IV are nonelectrolytes; Il is a weak electrolyte; Ill and v are strong electrolytes. d. I, Il and IV are nonelectrolytes; III and V are strong electrolytes. e. I is a nonelectrolyte; II and IV are weak electrolytes; III and V are strong electrolytes.

With respect to the following solutes in aqueous solution, I. methane, CH4 II. hydrofluoric acid, HF III. barium nitrate, Ba(NO3)2 IV. benzene, C6H6 V. potassium chloride, KCI which of the following statements is true? Select one: a. I and Il are nonelectrolytes; III, IV and V are strong electrolytes. b. I, Il and IV are weak electrolytes; III and V are strong electrolytes. c. I and IV are nonelectrolytes; Il is a weak electrolyte; Ill and v are strong electrolytes. d. I, Il and IV are nonelectrolytes; III and V are strong electrolytes. e. I is a nonelectrolyte; II and IV are weak electrolytes; III and V are strong electrolytes.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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