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A(l)→A(aq) -Non electrolyte
BC(aq)⇌ B+(aq)+C−(aq) - Weak electrolyte
DE(aq)→D+(aq)+E−(aq) - Strong electrolyte
XY(s)→X+(aq)+Y−(aq) -Strong electrolyte
Z(s)→Z(aq) - Non-electrolyte
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- An electrolyte is a substance that is either in a molten or aqueous form that ionizes when dissolved in water and conducts an electric current when passed through it.
- Non-electrolytes, therefore, do not ionize when dissolved in water to form free ions and thus do not conduct electric current.
- Electrolytes may be classified as strong or weak electrolytes.
- Strong electrolytes such as strong acids and bases are those electrolytes that ionize completely to form ions that are responsible for the conduction of electricity.
- Weak electrolytes on the other hand partially ionize to yield ions. They include weak acids such as acetic acids and weak bases.
The phenomenon that releases uncontrolled amounts of energy very fast is fission, and that is what is used in bombs.
The last option is correct.
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neon is about five times more massive than helium.
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The wavelength and frequency of light are closely related. The higher the frequency, the shorter the wavelength. Because all light waves move through a vacuum at the same speed, the number of wave crests passing by a given point in one second depends on the wavelength
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