Table 4B. Classification: Electrolytes or Non-electrolytes Brightness of the Bulb (Dim, Bright, No light) Substance Classification (Strong, Weak, Non- Electrolyte)* Tap water Distilled water NaCl HC1 NaOH Sucrose solution Vinegar (CH;COOH) Ethanol BaSO4

Table 4B. Classification: Electrolytes or Non-electrolytes Brightness of the Bulb (Dim, Bright, No light) Substance Classification (Strong, Weak, Non- Electrolyte)* Tap water Distilled water NaCl HC1 NaOH Sucrose solution Vinegar (CH;COOH) Ethanol BaSO4

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Chapter7: Reactions In Aqueous Solutions

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Table 4B. Classification: Electrolytes or Non-electrolytes
Brightness of the Bulb
(Dim, Bright, No light)
Substance
Classification
(Strong, Weak, Non-
Electrolyte)*
Tap water
Distilled water
Nacl
HC1
N2OH
Sucrose solution
Vinegar (CH;COOH)
Ethanol
BaSO4

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