Strong Acids and Bases

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[@ghostkidgamerez3917]

at 1:50 doesn't Li+ get eliminated because it's neutral?

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[@LillyMusaq]

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[@arabicforfree2259]

Hi. Now since LiOH( as an example) is not soluble in water recording to the solubility rules, how come it can dissociate completely in water and hence a strong base??

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Yousef, when you read a solubility table you will notice there are exceptions. For example hydroxides are insoluble except with alkali metals. LiOH is an exception then. I hope that helps. Thanks!

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