Sodium phosphide A.) Na3P (aq), weak electrolyte B.) NaP (s), weak electrolyte C.) Na3P (aq), strong electrolyte D.) NaP (s), non-electrolyte Barium sulfate A.) Ba2SO4 (s), strong electrolyte B.) Ba2SO4 (aq), strong electrolyte C.) BaSO4 (s), weak electrolyte D.) BaSO4 (aq), weak electrolyte

Sodium phosphide A.) Na3P (aq), weak electrolyte B.) NaP (s), weak electrolyte C.) Na3P (aq), strong electrolyte D.) NaP (s), non-electrolyte Barium sulfate A.) Ba2SO4 (s), strong electrolyte B.) Ba2SO4 (aq), strong electrolyte C.) BaSO4 (s), weak electrolyte D.) BaSO4 (aq), weak electrolyte

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Sodium phosphide

A.) Na₃P (aq), weak electrolyte

B.) NaP (s), weak electrolyte

C.) Na₃P (aq), strong electrolyte

D.) NaP (s), non-electrolyte

Barium sulfate

A.) Ba₂SO₄ (s), strong electrolyte

B.) Ba₂SO₄ (aq), strong electrolyte

C.) BaSO₄ (s), weak electrolyte

D.) BaSO₄ (aq), weak electrolyte

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