General Chemistry Question

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B. Look up in your genchem book the chapter on electrochemical cells.
 
I'm guessing (chem major) it's A b/c it dissociates well and produces the most ions as compared with Ag Cl. Sio2 doesn't dissociate much I think.
 
As a chem major, I can say that it is absolutely without a doubt not B. I would imagine it is A, since this molecule will dissociate completely into ions. I don't think C dissociates appreciably, either.
 
Just wanted to add that it must be A because AgCl is pretty insoluble--don't confuse it with NaCl. All chlorides are 100% soluble except Ag, Hg and Pb.
 
It is obviously A......B is insoluble (assuming the solvent is H20)...and C is a covalent compound.
 
You guys are right. I was thinking electrochemistry and got the reductions and oxidations mixed up. Oh to be back in genchem. A is the answer.
 
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