19. When salts dissolves in water, their respective ions dissociate: salt --> ca

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19. When salts dissolves in water, their respective ions dissociate:

salt --> cation + anion

What type of molecular forces dominate in the solvation (hydration) of the ions? (Points : 3)

       Hydrogen Bond
       Ion-Ion
       Dipole-Dipole
       Ion-Induced Dipole
       Ion-Dipole

19. When salts dissolves in water, their respective ions dissociate:

salt --> cation + anion

What type of molecular forces dominate in the solvation (hydration) of the ions? (Points : 3)

       Hydrogen Bond
       Ion-Ion
       Dipole-Dipole
       Ion-Induced Dipole
       Ion-Dipole

Explanation / Answer

answer is hydrogen bond

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