Please answer all 6 questions. Are all ionic substances aqueous electrolytes? Ar

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Please answer all 6 questions.

Are all ionic substances aqueous electrolytes? Are all aqueous electrolytes ionic compounds? What is the effect of the solvent on conductivity? Use your results to classify each substance as strong electrolyte, weak electrolyte, or nonelectrolyte in each solvent tested. Classify each substance as metallic, ionic, or covalent. Classify each substance as acid, base, salt, or other (acid = H^+ + anion; base often = cation + OH-; salt = cation other than H^+ + anion other than OH-). Is it possible for a covalent substance to be an electrolyte (strong or weak)? Explain, and give examples. Is it possible for an ionic substance to be a nonelectrolyte? Explain, and give examples.

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YES, All ionic compounds are strong electrolytes,

Explanation

because they mostly break up into ions as they dissolve in water, also insoluble ionic compound are strong electrolytes because they to ionise in solute, there is no relation between solubility and electrolyte strength

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