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Two unknown substances are found in a lab. Data was collected in order to try identify the substances. pH % ionization Substance X 3 100% Substance Y 1% Which substance would conduct electricity most efficiently? Why? (AKS 5g)
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Transcribed Image Text:Two unknown substances are found in a lab. Data was collected in order to try identify the substances. pH % ionization Substance X 3 100% Substance Y 1% Which substance would conduct electricity most efficiently? Why? (AKS 5g)
A. X because it is a strong acid, and will completely dissociate into ions. B. Y because it is a strong acid, and will partially dissociate into ions. C. Y because it is a weak acid, and will completely dissociate into ions. D. X because it is a weak acid, and will completely dissociate into ions.
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Transcribed Image Text:A. X because it is a strong acid, and will completely dissociate into ions. B. Y because it is a strong acid, and will partially dissociate into ions. C. Y because it is a weak acid, and will completely dissociate into ions. D. X because it is a weak acid, and will completely dissociate into ions.
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