Electrolytes 10th

Water is a molecule with slightly positive hydrogen atoms and a slightly negative oxygen atom. This unique arrangement gives water its —

• conductivity properties

• polarity

• electrolytic properties

• nonpolarity

Which one of the following statements is true?

• The salt solution conducts electricity.

• The sugar solution conducts electricity.

• The pure water conducts electricity.

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Which statement is true?

• Electrolytes dissociate (split up) in water.

• Nonelectrolytes dissociate (split up) in water.

Which of the following describes a solution containing an electrolyte?

• The solute particles are so firmly bonded that they do not break apart

• The solute particles permit the passage of an electric current

• It is unstable, and all the solute will precipitate if the solution is disturbed.

• It cannot contain any more solute particles

Which of the following best summarizes the figure below?

• HX is the only electrolyte

• Both HX and HZ are electrolytes, but HY is not.

• Only HY is an electrolyte

• All the solutions shown are electrolytes.

Which of the following statements describes a polar molecule? 

• because electrons are transferred between atoms, the molecule conducts electricity

• electrons are equally shared between atoms, giving them a negative charge

• molecule has unequal sharing of electrons, atoms have slightly positive or negative charge

• a polar molecule is perfectly symmetrical, electrons travel freely around atoms

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Which statement about water (H₂O) is FALSE? 

• the hydrogen atoms have a partial positive charge

• the oxygen atom has a partial positive charge

• small creatures such as mosquitoes can walk on the surface of water due to its unique qualities

• charged ions can be attracted or repelled by water due to its polar nature

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What would the substance be classified as?

• nonelectrolyte, no dissociation

• nonelectrolyte, complete dissociation

• strong electrolyte, complete dissociation

• weak electrolyte, partial dissociation

What would the substance be classified as?

• nonelectrolyte, no dissociation

• nonelectrolyte, partial dissociation

• strong electrolyte, complete dissociation

• weak electrolyte, partial dissociation

What would the substance be classified as?

• strong electrolyte, no dissociation

• nonelectrolyte, complete dissociation

• strong electrolyte, complete dissociation

• weak electrolyte, partial dissociation