Question

what is the difference between a base and a alkali? give example
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Answer 1

$\huge \fbox \red{bases}$

• Bases do not dissolve in water
• All bases are not alkali
• It neutralizes acids It releases OH- ions, accepts a proton
• Example: Zinc hydroxide, copper oxide

$\huge \fbox \purple{alkalies}$

• Bases that dissolve in water are alkali
• All alkali are bases
• It releases OH- ions, accepts a proton
• Example: potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide

Answer 2

Answer:

Base : Bases do not dissolve in water.

Alkali : Bases that dissolve in water are alkali

Base : All bases are not alkali.

Alkali : All alkali are bases

Base : It neutralizes acids.

Alkali : It releases OH- ions, accepts a proton.

(Base) Example : Zinc hydroxide, copper oxide

(alkali) Example : potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide.

Explanation:

These are some differences between A Base and a Alkali. May be it can help you ☺️

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