When solid NaCl dissolves in water Na + cations and Cl anions leave the solid crystal and are surrounded by water molecules. The Na + and Cl ions are said to be: a Hydrated b Diluted c Uncrystallized d Miscible

When solid NaCl dissolves in water Na + cations and Cl anions leave the solid crystal and are surrounded by water molecules. The Na + and Cl ions are said to be: a Hydrated b Diluted c Uncrystallized d Miscible

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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When solid NaCl dissolves in water Na ⁺ cations and Cl anions leave the solid crystal and are surrounded by water molecules. The Na ⁺ and Cl ions are said to be:

a
Hydrated

b
Diluted

c
Uncrystallized

d
Miscible

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