O It would taste neither sour nor bitter.It would conduct electricity.| It would not conduct electricity.| It would react with zinc to make bubbles.It would not react with zinc. Consider a 1.0 mol/L NaCI(aq) solution. What properties would this solution have?It would turn litmus blue.| It would turn litmus red.| It would have no effect on litmus.It would taste sourIt would taste bitter.

Given: 1.0 M sodium chloride solution Some statements are given . To find : Correct statement…

Consider a 1.0 mol/L NaCI(aq) solution. What properties would this solution have? It would turn litmus blue. It would turn litmus red. It would have no effect on litmus. | It would taste sour It would taste bitter.

Consider a 1.0 mol/L NaCI(aq) solution. What properties would this solution have? It would turn litmus blue. It would turn litmus red. It would have no effect on litmus. | It would taste sour It would taste bitter.

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O It would taste neither sour nor bitter.
It would conduct electricity.
| It would not conduct electricity.
| It would react with zinc to make bubbles.
It would not react with zinc.

Consider a 1.0 mol/L NaCI(aq) solution. What properties would this solution have?
It would turn litmus blue.
| It would turn litmus red.
| It would have no effect on litmus.
It would taste sour
It would taste bitter.

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