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Standard X
Chemistry
Electrolysis and Electrolytes
Why is carbon...
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Why is carbon tetrachloride which is a non-electrolyte liquid?
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Carbon tetrachloride is a covalent compound so its a non-electrolyte.
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Carbon tetrachloride is an electrolyte.
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Classify the following substances under three headings: (a) strong electrolytes (b) weak electrolytes (c) non-electrolytes.
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Name a liquid which is a non-electrolyte.
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