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Everything that is a base need not be an alkali.
Everything that is a base need not be an alkali.
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Substances which are bitter in taste and are slimy in touch are called bases. Alkalis are water-soluble bases. They are also bitter in taste and slimy in touch. Therefore everything that is an alkaline is a base. But everything that is a base needs not to be alkaline because not all bases are soluble in water.
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Substances which are bitter in taste and are slimy in touch are called bases. Alkalis are water-soluble bases. They are also bitter in taste and slimy in touch. Therefore everything that is an alkaline is a base. But everything that is a base needs not to be alkaline because not all bases are soluble in water.
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