Copper sulphate solution is strong electrolyte.
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Whenever copper sulfate or CuSO4 is added to water, it gets dissolved in the water. As CuSO4 is an electrolyte, it splits into Cu+ +(cation) and SO4 − − (anion) ions and move freely in the solution. ... In the above process, after taking electrons the neutral copperatoms get deposited on the cathode.
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Those electrolytes which dissociate completely in water are considered as strong electrolyte, such electrolyte have 100%degree of dissociation at any dilution. As copper sulphate dissociates completely to give cu2+ions and SO42-ions therefore it is a strong electrolyte.
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