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Why is Potassium hydroxide considered a strong base?
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Why is Potassium hydroxide considered a strong base?

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KOH is a strong base, and therefore dissociates completely into negative and positive ions in water solution. pH 8.35 is a high pH (> 7), therefore this is a basic solution. 4.

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