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6. magnesium chloride(s) 

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition
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00:01 They tell us that the first species is a strong electrolyte, asperchloric acid, hclo4.
00:08 So the major species are going to be h plus and clo4 minus.
00:17 You could also write this as hydronium ion, h3o plus, because the h plus reacts with water making the hydronium ion.
00:27 Then if the next one is a weak electrolyte, hno2, it does dissociate a little bit, but the major species is going to be the undissociated form, hno2...
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