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Base A dissociates 25% in water. Base B dissociates 50%. Base C dissociates

Chemistry

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torisob [31]3 years ago

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Answer:Base A is the weakest conductor electricity

Explanation:

Dissociation is a factor that affects electrical conductivity. The greater the percentage of dissociation for bases the stronger the conductivity of electricity.

Given that

Base A dissociates 25% in water

Base B dissociates 50%.

Base C dissociates 75%

We can conclude that Base A is the weakest conductor oelectricity since it has the lowest percentage of dissociation.

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