How to Identify Strong, Weak, and Non-Electrolytes Examples & Practice Problems

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[@laurenmsingleton]

Thank you for this video. I was just sobbing over my homework and feeling like such an idiot. In class I understand, but then with the homework I'm lost. I watched about 10 different videos, before coming to yours, that all said the same basic thing and did not specify how to know what a strong base or acid was. I was feeling so frustrated and about to give up, then I found your video. Thank you SO SO much. I really appreciate it. This is my 3rd time taking chemistry, so I really can't fail this time. I will check out your other videos.

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Hey, can you help me with deciding the amphioteric species, which have both H+ ions and a -ve charge ?

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Great video, where can I find the solubility rules?

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This actually does help me very well. Thank you so much

[@mednait6891]

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[@eyujoos9955]

I don't understand how we can identify strong acid, base and weak acid, base?

[@uwuowo1281]

may i know from which book i used to learn about this electrolyte?

[@eashaankaushik878]

7th/9th ICSE selina chemistry book

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[@debbielee718]

I understand the rules that make things strong and weak. But is the only way to get it right on a test, memorizing all the strong and weak acids/bases? Or is there a way to solve it?

[@DailySimplicity]

you must remember all the strong and week acids, but with the two ways of remembering he said its the best you'll get as most teachers/profs, such as mine, just tell you, memorize these 15 with no ways to help doing so.

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[@yoshirovilchez3392]

Since a substance is insoluble, it doesn´t give any ions, so it should be non electolyte , or am i wrong ? :(

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[@david2ljdavid2lj56]

How to you test it in a solid electrolyte?

[@rockyhooks3372]

so how is NH3 a base, I thought a base had to have OH- and acids were H+

[@olarloodoko561]

ROCKYHOOKS33 i was wondering the same

[@keylinmadrid]

Thank you.. it was a helpful video

[@calforster8206]

How do you determine if a compound is an acid or base?

[@noonespecial4775]

Acids give hydrogens and bases accept hydrogen. Acids start with H typically and Bases end in OH. remember H+OH->HOH=H2O :p

[@omrmls]

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[@shortindividual]

Okay cool but how do we determine what's an acid or a base. You keep repeating that something is/is not an acid/base but how are we supposed to know?

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This video is fantastic. I love the electrolyte pneumonic!

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[@noblevenom2858]

this is wrong...insoluble ionic compounds will be considered non electrolytes. they dont dissociate into ions. weakly soluble ionic compounds may be considered weak electrolytes

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