Question

difference between base and alkali​

Answer 1

Bases are not soluble in water

Alkaline are soluble in water

Eg. Sodium hydroxide is a base and also a alkaline metal and is soluble in water it is therefore an alkaline

Answer 2

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$\sf\underline\orange{Bases}$

Bases are substances which react with acids to form water and salt. Bases are bitter on taste and have a soapy feel.

Examples:

• Sodium hydroxide $\sf{(NaOH)}$
• Potassium hydroxide $\sf{(KOH)}$
• Ammonium hydroxide $\sf{(NH_4OH)}$

$\sf\underline\orange{Alkalies}$

Some bases are soluble in water. Such bases are called Alkalies.

Examples:

• Sodium Hydroxide $\sf{(NaOH)}$
• Potassium hydroxide $\sf{(KOH)}$
• Ammonia $\sf{(NH_3)}$

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