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4. All alkalis are bases, but are all bases alkalis?

5. The names of a few common bases are given below. Write the names of the substances in which they are found.

| Name of the Base | Substance |
|-------------------------|----------------------------|
| 1. NaOH | |
| 2. Aluminium hydroxide | |
| 3. Calcium hydroxide | |
| 4. Potassium hydroxide | |
| 5. Magnesium hydroxide | |



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Final answer:

Bases are substances that contain or produce hydroxide ions. Strong bases completely dissociate in water. Arrhenius bases follow a specific naming pattern.


Explanation:

Bases are substances that contain hydroxide ions (OH-) or produce hydroxide ions when dissolved in water. Strong bases, such as NaOH (sodium hydroxide), KOH (potassium hydroxide), and Ca(OH)2 (calcium hydroxide), completely dissociate in water to release hydroxide ions. The naming of Arrhenius bases follows the pattern of starting with the metal name followed by 'hydroxide,' like NaOH as sodium hydroxide.


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Explanation:

Here are the names of substances in which these common bases can be found:

| Name of the Base        | Substance                  |

|-------------------------|----------------------------|

| 1. NaOH (Sodium Hydroxide) | Soap, drain cleaner, paper |

| 2. Aluminium hydroxide  | Antacids, water purification |

| 3. Calcium hydroxide    | Limewater, cement, plaster  |

| 4. Potassium hydroxide  | Soap, batteries, fertilizer |

| 5. Magnesium hydroxide  | Antacids, laxatives         |

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