explain why copper(ii)sulphate is neither a strong or weak electrolyte but of intermediate stength?

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we can check the degree of dissociation of copper sulphate , the value is average. &hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.. &hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;. &hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;. &hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;.&hellip;....

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explain why copper(ii)sulphate is neither a strong or weak electrolyte but of intermediate stength?

explain why copper(ii)sulphate is neither a strong or weak electrolyte but of intermediate stength?

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