When sodium chloride dissolves in water, how do the water molecules orient aroun

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When sodium chloride dissolves in water, how do the water molecules orient around the ions? Water molecules are randomly oriented around the ions. The hydrogen atoms point toward both the sodium and the chloride. The oxygen atoms point toward both the sodium and the chloride. A round sodium the hydrogen atoms point toward the sodium, and around chloride the oxygen atoms point toward the chloride. Around sodium the oxygen atoms point toward the sodium, and around chloride the hydrogen atoms point toward the chloride. The solubility of a compound may depend on many factors, including __________ solute-solvent interactions. solute-solute interactions. solvent-solvent interactions, physical parameters such as temperature. all of the items listed. Point c in the phase diagram below is the ________ critical point. normal freezing point triple point. normal boiling point. transition point. Which of the following substances is a solid at 25 degree C and 1 atm? a b c d none of these

Explanation / Answer

1) oxygen to Na, hydrogen to Cl.option (e)

2) all of the terms listed

3) the point c is called critical point

4) at 25 C and 1 atm, figure-C represents solid phase.

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