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Chapter16: Reactions Between Acids And Bases

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Problem 16.102QE

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Question

The electrical conductivity of 3 different solutions in 3 different beakers were measured using a lightbulb. In terms of intensity (brightness) of the light bulb:

beaker 3 > beaker 1 > beaker 2.

Assuming equal solution concentrations, what could be the possible identities of the solutions in each of the beakers?

The electrical conductivity of 3 different solutions in 3 different beakers were measured using a lightbulb. In
terms of intensity (brightness) of the light bulb:
beaker 3 > beaker 1 > beaker 2.
Assuming equal solution concentrations, what could be the possible identities of the solutions in each of the
beakers?
Beaker 1
Beaker 2
Beaker 3
Option A
P4010
CaCl,
HCH3COO
Option B
HCH3COO
P4010
CaCl2
Option C
CaCl2
P4010
HCH3COO
Option D
HCH3COO
CaCl2
P4010
O Option D
O Option B
O Option C
O Option A

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