Asolution of 0.10 hydrochloric acid, hcl is a better conductor of electricity than 0.10 m acetic acid, ch3cooh. sketch the ions and molecules in both solutions to explain this observation

HCl is a strong acid which means that 100% of it dissociates in water (is a strong electrolyte).  acetic acid on the other hand is a weak base and only a small portion of it actually dissociates in water (is a weak electrolyte).  to sketch hte ions and molecules in both solutions, show the HCl solution with only H⁺ cations and Cl⁻ anions in the water and the CH₃COOH solution with H⁺ cations, CH₃COO⁻ anions, and CH₃COOH molecules in water.  The more cations and anions a solution has, the more conductive it is.  That means that the acetic acid is less conductive since not 100% of the acid dissociates into cations and anions meaning less cations and anions are being produced.

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