State the student incorrectly lists the species in solution

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1. A student measures the conductivity of an H2CO3 solution and determines it to be a weak electrolyte. The student incorrectly lists the species in solution as H+, CO3-2. Give the correct list of species in the solution.

2. A student measures the conductivity of a C4H10O (diethyl ether) solution and determines it to be a nonelectrolyte. The student incorrectly lists the species in solution as H+, C+4, O-2. Give the correct list of species in the solution.

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