Which organic compound is an electrolyte ?

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Which organic compound is an electrolyte ? (A)  CH3Cl  (B)  HCOOH  (C)  CH3OH  (D)  C6H12O6

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Electrolytes ionise in aqueous solution. Since, HCOOH on ionisation gives formate ion and H + ion, it is an electrolyte. Formate ion is stabilised by resonance. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/da5b1c20cfde58c3f26bc2d2ae63b00a-.png" />

Q. Which organic compound is an electrolyte ?

$C H_{3} Cl$

$H COO H$

$C H_{3} O H$

$C_{6} H_{12} O_{6}$

Electrolytes ionise in aqueous solution.

Since, $H COO H$ on ionisation gives formate ion and $H^{+}$ ion, it is an electrolyte. Formate ion is stabilised by resonance.

Q. Which organic compound is an electrolyte ?

CH3​Cl

HCOOH

CH3​OH

C6​H12​O6​

Electrolytes ionise in aqueous solution. Since, HCOOH on ionisation gives formate ion and H+ ion, it is an electrolyte. Formate ion is stabilised by resonance.

$C H_{3} Cl$

$H COO H$

$C H_{3} O H$

$C_{6} H_{12} O_{6}$

Electrolytes ionise in aqueous solution.

Since, $H COO H$ on ionisation gives formate ion and $H^{+}$ ion, it is an electrolyte. Formate ion is stabilised by resonance.