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Anonymous Mon 24 Jan 03:40:16 2022 No.14141370 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>14141381 >>14141398

How can some dissolved solutes be non electrolytes?

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jan 2022 03:42:38 No.14141381 Report

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>>14141370
Nevermind, I just found out nonelectrolytes don't dissolve

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jan 2022 03:49:26 No.14141398 Report

Quoted By: >>14141417

>>14141370
If they form very large hydration shells around them, they can be solvated without forming ions. Take sugar, for example. The key is to counteract the self-association of a molecule with the attraction to water via H-bonding.

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jan 2022 03:58:02 No.14141417 Report

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>>14141398
What happens to the other part of the dissolved molecule? Does that get h bonded too?

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jan 2022 04:47:03 No.14141566 Report

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>>14141417
I supposed that wouldn't matter since the electrons wouldn't flow if one of the charges were neutralized

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