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Transcribed Image Text:Classify each of the following as a strong electrolyte or nonelectrolyte.
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Na₂CO3
Strong electrolyte
H₂SO4
CH₂ (OH)CH₂ (OH)
Nonelectrolyte
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This question belong to Acid and Base that is ionic equilibrium.
Strong Electrolyte: Strong Acid, Strong Base and Salt (any components of salt must be strong).
Non electrolyte: Which can not dissociate into its indevidual ions.
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