Science, asked by sanachana, 1 year ago

Distinguish between bases and alkalis

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Answered by Anonymous

Heya

Bases are the substances when in aqeous form dissociate in OH ions.
Alkalis are the bases that can be dissolved in water.

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Answered by ananyaaishwarya

base- all bases are not alkalies
-some bases are soluble in water
alkalis-all alkalis are bases
-all alkalis are soluble in water
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