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w History Bookmarks Developer Window Help UNDAMENT Buffalo State College-CHE 11 x G solved: what happens to ionic x | + www.saplinglearning.com/biscms/mod/ibis/view.php?id-6014617 BannerBuffalo Text Book Nova T..S Slader TexbookDropbox Jump to... Sapling Learning below to describe what happens when ionic and covalent (molecular) substances dissolve. con odissolved in water, H-ou0, will produce in solution. covalent compound lanic compound dissolved in water, H20(), will produce aqueous anions in solution aquecus cations There is a hint available View the hint by clicking on te divider bar agiin to hide the hint Close

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An aqueous covalent compound dissolved in water will produce covalent compound in the solution. As, these compounds lacks charged ions and does not dissociate upon dissolving in water.

Whereas an ionic compound on dissolving in ions produces positively and negatively charge ions, known as cations and anions. These compounds dissociates to give these ions upon dissolving in water.

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