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Which statement correctly distinguishes a strong electrolyte from a weak electrolyte in aqueous solution?
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- 1A strong electrolyte does not ionise at all, while a weak electrolyte ionises completely
- 2A strong electrolyte ionises almost completely, while a weak electrolyte is only partially ionised✓
- 3Both strong and weak electrolytes remain completely unionised in water
- 4Both strong and weak electrolytes ionise completely, but strong electrolytes do not conduct electricity
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A strong electrolyte ionises almost completely, while a weak electrolyte is only partially ionised
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