Among the following, which is a strong electrolyte?

{B r}_{2}

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C_{6} H_{12} O_{6}

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C a {C l}_{2}

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H_{2} O

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{N O}_{3}

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Solution

The correct option is B $C a {C l}_{2}$
Ionic compounds are stronger electrolyte than the polar and non-polar covalent compounds.
Here, $C a C l_{2}$ only is not the covalent but it is a ionic compound, hence, this is stronger electrolyte.

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