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Marsha
Mar 5, 2016

An alkali is a soluble base.

Explanation:

Most bases are insoluble. The few which are soluble are called alkalis. When alkalis dissolve in water they produce the hydorixe ions. Examples are NaOH-sodium hydroxide and KOH-potassium hydroxide

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