Question
Differentiate between electrolytes and non-electrolyte.
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Answer
| S.No. |
Electrolytes
|
Non-electrolyte
|
| $1.$ |
Ions are present
|
Ions are not present
|
| $2.$ |
Allow electricity to pass through them
|
Do not allow electricity to pass through them
|
| $3.$ |
Example: acidified copper sulphate solution
|
Example: pure water, honey
|
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