
Solvation Vs. Dissociation
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Mia Jones
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Which explains why sugar does not conduct electricity when dissolved in water?
Sugar particles are too big to carry electricity.
Sugar particles break into ions once mixed with water.
Sugar particles do not break into charged particles upon dissolution.
Sugar particles do not have electrons in them.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following correctly explains the difference between sugar and salt when dissolved in water?
Salt dissolves in water and dissociate to form ions.
Sugar dissolves in water and dissociates into ions.
Salt does not dissolve in water but dissociates completely.
Sugar does not dissolve in water but dissociate into ions.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a covalent compound?
BaF2
Na2CO3
C6H12O6
MgO
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an ionic compound?
CCL4
NaF
CO2
H2O
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_______ is an ionic substance whereas ________ is a covalent compound.
NaCl, Sugar
Sugar, NaCl
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Multiple Choice
The word dissociate, in the context of dissolving substances, means
to break apart into positive and negative charges
to form a solid once mixed with a liquid
to disappear into the liquid
To join together
Which explains why sugar does not conduct electricity when dissolved in water?
Sugar particles are too big to carry electricity.
Sugar particles break into ions once mixed with water.
Sugar particles do not break into charged particles upon dissolution.
Sugar particles do not have electrons in them.
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