Electrolytes & Non-electrolytes

A solution that can conduct electric current is called ...

A sugar solution in water is ...

A $\mathrm{NaCl}$ solution is a ... electrolyte.

Acetic acid $(\mathrm{CH}{}_3\mathrm{COOH})$ in water is a ... electrolyte.

A characteristic of a non-electrolyte solution is ...

Among the following substances, the non-electrolyte is ...

A strong electrolyte in water ...

A weak electrolyte is characterized by ...

An electrolyte solution can conduct electricity because ...

In a conductivity test, the solution that makes the bulb glow brightly and produces many bubbles is ...

According to Arrhenius, electrolyte solutions can consist of ... compounds.

An example of a weak electrolyte is ...

The following substance that produces no ions at all in solution is ...

The degree of ionization $\alpha$ of an electrolyte is expressed as ...

Two strong electrolyte solutions of the same type but different concentrations are tested. The more concentrated solution will ...

The process by which an ionic compound breaks into its ions in water is called ...

The following pair of solutions that are both strong electrolytes is ...

When two electrodes are dipped into a sugar solution connected to a power source, the bulb does not light. This is because ...

Conductivity results: (I) bulb glows brightly; (II) bulb does not glow but bubbles appear; (III) no glow and no bubbles. Solution (II) is ...

A $\mathrm{HNO}{}_3$ solution is a strong acid. Its correct ionization equation is ...