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| What kind of elements do you usually find in strong bases? |
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| Alkali metals and alkaline earth metals. |
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| sodium hydroxide (strong) |
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| potassium hydroxide (strong) |
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| lithium hydroxide (strong) |
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| copper (II) hydroxide (weak) |
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| lead (II) hydroxide (weak) |
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| What makes a base strong? |
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| The base completely iodizes (dissociates) in water, meaning all oxygen and hydrogen atoms become hydroxide (OH-). |
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| The base only partially iodizes (dissociates) in water, meaning not all oxygen and hydrogen atoms become hydroxide (OH-). |
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