Solubility Curves & Electrolytes
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- Q1A point ABOVE THE LINE of a solubility curve means the solution is...supersaturatedsaturatedtransaturatedunsaturated30sEditDelete
- Q2A point ON THE LINE of a solubility curve means the solution is...transaturatedsupersaturatedunsaturatedsaturated30sEditDelete
- Q3A point UNDER THE LINE of a solubility curve means the solution is...supersaturatedunsaturatedsaturatedtransaturated30sEditDelete
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- Q12What type of solutions form electrolytes?those that contain no metalsthose that contain only nonmetalsthose that contain a metal & a nonmetalthose that contain only metals30sEditDelete
- Q13Which solution contains the nonelectrolyte?21none330sEditDelete
- Q14Which solution contains the STRONGEST electrolyte?3none2130sEditDelete
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- Q16The reason ionic compounds make good electrolytes is because...they dissociate into dipoles that combine in water to produce ionic particles that allow electricity to flowthey contain covalent bonds that crystallize in water to produce ions that allow electricity to flowthey dissociate into ions in water to produce charged particles that allow electricity to flowthey contain electric particles that dissociate in water that allow hydrogen bonds to conduct electricity30sEditDelete
- Q17Which picture represents a STRONG electrolyte?21none330sEditDelete
- Q18Which picture represents a WEAK electrolyte?none32130sEditDelete
