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Electrolytes in Medicine

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Which of the following is true about electrolytes?

They do not conduct ions (correct)

They are only found in non-polar solvents

They are only found in solid form

They conduct electrons

What happens to a substance when it dissolves in a polar solvent?

It becomes a non-conductor

It forms a solid-state electrolyte

It separates into cations and anions (correct)

It separates into electrons and protons

In terms of electrical charge, what is the overall charge of an electrically neutral solution?

Negative

Neutral (correct)

Positive

Indeterminate

What happens to cations and anions when an electric potential is applied to an electrolyte solution?

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Under what conditions can gases also function as electrolytes?

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Electrolytes in Medicine

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Questions and Answers

Which of the following is true about electrolytes?

What happens to a substance when it dissolves in a polar solvent?

In terms of electrical charge, what is the overall charge of an electrically neutral solution?

What happens to cations and anions when an electric potential is applied to an electrolyte solution?

Under what conditions can gases also function as electrolytes?

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