What is a nonelectrolyte?

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aaronq · Answer

H2O  + HCl -> H3O+ + Cl-

aaronq · Answer

you should be able to figure it out from here

anonymous · Answer

well apparently look... an ion is an atom which loses or gains electrons to gain stable configuration equal to its nearest noble gas. okay? @foxhunter98 ??

anonymous · Answer

now the solute here is water. and it is a non electrolyte.. because it is a stable bond...

anonymous · Answer

Apparently the solution will conduct electricity because of the presence of ions. so the higher the concentration of ions the higher amount of electricity can be conducted.. got it @ foxhunter98 ??

anonymous · Answer

well i don't really no that answer but it must be dissociation..

anonymous · Answer

make sure of what @foxhunter98  ??

anonymous · Answer

ohkay apparently the process is ionisation. because HCl exists as a covalent bond and as we know that covalent compounds dont have a tendency to form ions. and yet here HCl is forming ions in aqueous solution. hence your answer is ionisation and as much as i love to say this, i'm pretty sure thats the answer.. okay @foxhunter98

anonymous · Answer

well anytime man!