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Chapter 25, Problem 6DYB

Which of the following describes an electrolyte? An electrolyte

a. does not conduct an electric current.
b. is covalently bonded and usually contains carbon.
c. does not dissociate in solution.
d. plays a significant role in regulating fluid balance.

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Which of the following describes an electrolyte? An electrolyte a. does not conduct an electric current . b. is covalently bonded and usually contains carbon. c. does not dissociate in solution. d. plays a significant role in regulating fluid balance.

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