CaO
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Re: CaO
305416361 wrote:CaO is a strong base because it fully dissociates into its constituent components
Is this just something we would have to memorize? How do we know if it will completely dissociate in water?
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Re: CaO
I believe the -OH and -O bases formed from alkali and alkaline earth metals are typically classified as strong bases. Hope this helps!
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Re: CaO
CaO is a Lewis base, and since it is a metal oxide, it will be a strong base that, when reacting with water, will form Ca(OH)2, a strong base that entirely dissociates into Ca2+ and hydroxide ions.
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Re: CaO
CaO is a Lewis base and because it is a metal oxide it will be a STRONG base that will be completely ionized (disassociated) in water leaving only Ca2+ and hydroxide ions.
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