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Blayne

13 April, 02:37

Why would an aqueous solution of a strong electrolyte conduct electricity better than an aqueous solution of a weak electrolyte?

A. More ions are in solution with a weak electrolyte.

B. More ions are in solution with a strong electrolyte.

C. No ions are in solution with a weak electrolyte.

D. No ions are in solution with a strong electrolyte.

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