QUESTION 9 A hydrous salt is composed of anions and cations which are surrounded by a weakly bonded water molecule. Each hydrous salt has a fixed number of water molecules associated with it. When a salt holds a water molecule, we call it a hydrated or hydrous salt. 9.1 Write down the term that best describes the water molecule that is weakly bonded with salt.

QUESTION 9 A hydrous salt is composed of anions and cations which are surrounded by a weakly bonded water molecule. Each hydrous salt has a fixed number of water molecules associated with it. When a salt holds a water molecule, we call it a hydrated or hydrous salt. 9.1 Write down the term that best describes the water molecule that is weakly bonded with salt.

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Chapter7: Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure

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