Which of the following sentences is correct? CH3COOH in water is soluble and strong electrolyte. PbCl2 in water is soluble and weak electrolyte. Mg(OH)2 in water is insoluble and strong electrolyte. C6H1206 in water is soluble and non-electrolyte. AlCl3 in water is insoluble

Which of the following sentences is correct? CH3COOH in water is soluble and strong electrolyte. PbCl2 in water is soluble and weak electrolyte. Mg(OH)2 in water is insoluble and strong electrolyte. C6H1206 in water is soluble and non-electrolyte. AlCl3 in water is insoluble

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Which of the following sentences
is correct?
CH3COOH in water is
soluble and strong
electrolyte.
PbCl2 in water is soluble
and weak electrolyte.
Mg(OH)2 in water is
insoluble and strong
electrolyte.
C6H1206 in water is soluble
and non-electrolyte.
AICI3 in water is insoluble
and weak electrolyte.

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