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which is a base but not alcally ?

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Answered by WantOnlyAyush

The base is differentiated from alkali as alkalis are soluble in water. So, the bases that are not soluble in water are not alkalis. Complete step by step answer: ... Fe(OH)3 is a base, but it is not soluble in water.

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Answered by deepalijain322

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The name of a base that is not alkali is copper oxide because the base, copper oxide reacts with acid to neutralize them but it is not water-soluble.

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which is a base but not alcally ?