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True or false there are no ions present in a solution of a weak electrolyte
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True or false there are no ions present in a solution of a weak electrolyte
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The correct answer is
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Hope this helps! ;)
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, there are ions in a solution of a weak electrolytes.
If would be no ions, it would be a solution of a. non-electrolyte.
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