covalent bonding -- Chemistry

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[> [> Re: covalent bonding -- Mr. Yeo Woei Ter, 05:04:53 11/03/01 Sat

Yes, absolutely.

I think the person who asked this question is a bit confused with acids!!!

Acids produced H⁺ ions only when dissolved in water. If they are not dissolved in water, they don't contain ions, but molecules. So acids are electrolytes only when dissolved in water.