Given the following intermolecular attractive forces 1. Hydrogen bonding 2 Dipol

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Given the following intermolecular attractive forces 1. Hydrogen bonding 2 Dipole-Dipole 3 London dispersion 4 Ion-dipole
When sodium chloride dissolves in water what new attractive forces are formed between solute and solvent? Given the following intermolecular attractive forces 1. Hydrogen bonding 2 Dipole-Dipole 3 London dispersion 4 Ion-dipole
When sodium chloride dissolves in water what new attractive forces are formed between solute and solvent? 1. Hydrogen bonding 2 Dipole-Dipole 3 London dispersion 4 Ion-dipole
When sodium chloride dissolves in water what new attractive forces are formed between solute and solvent?

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Ion dipole because, sodium chlorides is a salt that dissociates completly and the will be stabilized by the dipoles form in the molecule of water by thedifference of electronegativity in its atoms. It will happen an hydration of the ions so they can't be atract by the electrostic forces by the charge of the ions.

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