why all bases do not dissolve in water
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The thing is that bases which are oxides such as Copper(II) Oxide CuO, are not water soluble, and thus don't give hydroxyl ions when dissolving in water - they don't dissolve in water. ... THUS, in conclusion, all alkalis are bases, but all bases (except hydroxides) are NOT alkalis.
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Answer:The thing is that bases which are oxides such as Copper(II) Oxide CuO, are not water soluble, and thus don't give hydroxyl ions when dissolving in water - they don't dissolve in water. ... THUS, in conclusion, all alkalis are bases, but all bases (except hydroxides) are NOT alkalis.
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