In its aqueous solution, 32% of a substance dissociates to release hydroxide ions. which of the following is true for the substance? it is a weak acid. it is a weak base. it is a strong acid. it is a strong base.

The solution is a weak base. a weak base is that which dissociates partially in aqueous solution to give hydroxide ions as the only negatively charged ions. In the provided information, only 32 %of the substance dissociates thus it is a partial dissociation. Most of the energy is used to break bonds thus the remaining energy is not enough to cause complete dissociation.

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