H2SO4 and NaOH are definitely strong electrolytes. But I am not sure about the rest.
Are The Following Strong, Weak, Or Nonelectrolytes?
NH3,CH3(CH2)2OH,HF and HCLO4
Some of these are just empirical formulas that don't give any info on the structure of the molecule so you can't say if they are acidic or basic. The others I will answer,...
Glycerin
NaOH
[C12H22O11, HC2H3O2] empirical
CH3OH has to be Methanol (since simple empirical) = slightly acidic but can act as both in organic reactions as can water.
H2SO4 = strong acid
NH3 = strong base to medium base
Glycerin
NaOH
[C12H22O11, HC2H3O2] empirical
CH3OH has to be Methanol (since simple empirical) = slightly acidic but can act as both in organic reactions as can water.
H2SO4 = strong acid
NH3 = strong base to medium base
