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How does an aqueous solution of acetic acid primarily differ from that of sodium chloride?

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  1. AAcetic acid solution contains only unionized acetic acid molecules, while sodium chloride solution contains io
  2. BAcetic acid solution is a strong electrolyte, while sodium chloride solution is a weak electrolyte.
  3. CAcetic acid solution contains no ions, while sodium chloride solution contains polar water molecules.
  4. DAcetic acid solution is a non-electrolyte, while sodium chloride solution is an electrolyte.

Correct answer

A. Acetic acid solution contains only unionized acetic acid molecules, while sodium chloride solution contains io

Step-by-step solution

The paragraph indicates that an aqueous solution of acetic acid mainly contains unionized acetic acid molecules, while sodium chloride solution contains ions.

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