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Strong electrolytes have what level of ionization in water?
Strong electrolytes have what level of ionization in water?
- No ionization
- Partial ionization
- Minimal ionization
- Complete ionization (correct)
What kind of chemical bonds are typically found in strong electrolytes?
What kind of chemical bonds are typically found in strong electrolytes?
- Hydrogen bonds only
- Metallic bonds only
- Nonpolar covalent bonds only
- Ionic or polar covalent bonds (correct)
If a solution does not conduct electricity, it is classified as what?
If a solution does not conduct electricity, it is classified as what?
- Non-electrolyte (correct)
- Strong electrolyte
- Super electrolyte
- Weak electrolyte
What is the degree of ionization ($\alpha$) for a strong electrolyte?
What is the degree of ionization ($\alpha$) for a strong electrolyte?
What is observed when testing for gas bubbles in a strong electrolyte solution?
What is observed when testing for gas bubbles in a strong electrolyte solution?
What best describes the lightbulb's brightness when testing a weak electrolyte?
What best describes the lightbulb's brightness when testing a weak electrolyte?
What kind of chemical bonds are present in non electrolytes?
What kind of chemical bonds are present in non electrolytes?
What is the lightbulb's brightness when testing a non-electrolyte?
What is the lightbulb's brightness when testing a non-electrolyte?
Weak electrolytes have what level of ionization in water?
Weak electrolytes have what level of ionization in water?
Flashcards
Strong Electrolyte
Strong Electrolyte
A solution that conducts electricity strongly due to a high concentration of ions.
Weak Electrolyte
Weak Electrolyte
A solution that conducts electricity weakly because it only partially ionizes in solution.
Non-Electrolyte
Non-Electrolyte
A substance that does not ionize in solution and thus does not conduct electricity.
Ionization
Ionization
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Degree of Ionization (α) for Strong Electrolytes
Degree of Ionization (α) for Strong Electrolytes
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Degree of Ionization (α) for Weak Electrolytes
Degree of Ionization (α) for Weak Electrolytes
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Degree of Ionization (α) for Non-Electrolytes
Degree of Ionization (α) for Non-Electrolytes
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Chemical Bonds
Chemical Bonds
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Polar Covalent Bond
Polar Covalent Bond
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Non-Polar Covalent Bond
Non-Polar Covalent Bond
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Study Notes
Electrolyte and Non-Electrolyte Solutions
- This covers strong electrolytes, weak electrolytes, and non-electrolytes.
Strong Electrolytes
Gas Bubble Test
- Abundant gas bubbles are produced.
Electrical Conductivity
- High electrical conductivity is observed.
Lamp Test
- A bright light is observed.
Ionization in Water
- Complete ionization occurs.
Chemical Bonding
- Ionic or polar covalent bonds are present.
Degree of Ionization (α)
- α = 1
Weak Electrolytes
Gas Bubble Test
- Few gas bubbles are produced.
Electrical Conductivity
- Low electrical conductivity is observed.
Lamp Test
- The light is dim or off.
Ionization in Water
- Partial ionization occurs.
Chemical Bonding
- Ionic or polar covalent bonds are present.
Degree of Ionization (α)
- 0 < α < 1
Non-Electrolytes
Gas Bubble Test
- No gas bubbles are produced.
Electrical Conductivity
- No electrical conductivity is observed.
Lamp Test
- The light is off.
Ionization in Water
- No ionization occurs.
Chemical Bonding
- Polar covalent or non-polar covalent bonds are present.
Degree of Ionization (α)
- α = 0
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Study the differences between strong electrolytes, weak electrolytes, and non-electrolytes. Learn about gas bubble tests, electrical conductivity, and ionization in water. Understand the chemical bonds and degree of ionization for each type of solution.
