Why do bases dissociate in water? They are polar They are non polar They are ionic bonded They are covalent bonded

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Why do bases dissociate in water?

They are polar
They are non polar
They are ionic bonded
They are covalent bonded

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Answer:

because they are ionic bonded

Noiseymur answered Jun 8, 2023

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