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ICE Tables
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Total cards: 6•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
What make strong electrolytes?
Back (Answer)
Strong acids, strong bases, or ionic compounds that readily dissolve in water (remember solubility rules)
#2
Front (Question)
Do strong electrolyte form equilibrium reactions (two arrows)
Back (Answer)
Nope. Arrow only goes one way
#3
Front (Question)
What make weak electrolytes?
Back (Answer)
Weak acids, weak bases, or ionic compounds that do NOT readily dissolve in water
#4
Front (Question)
Do weak electrolyte form equilibrium reactions (two arrows)?
Back (Answer)
Yes
#5
Front (Question)
What does ICE Table mean and what are they used for?
Back (Answer)
Initial, Change, Equilibrium Used to calculate equilibrium of weak electrolytes
#6
Front (Question)
For the DAT only, when you put your ICE table values into K equation, what can you do with the ‘X’s on the bottom (reactants)?
Back (Answer)
Ignore them, cross them out