Science, asked by anmol4032, 1 year ago

why all alkalies are bases but all bases are not alkalies..

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Answered by nagarshreya11
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all alkalies are bases because they all will neutralise acide but not all acida can dissolve in water to form alkalies.........hope it helps!!

Answered by VJTHUNDER
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