Question:
why doesnt sodium chloride ions which diassociate when dissolved in water do not attract each other in water
Answer:
Water is an universal solvent. This is so because it us highly polar in nature. When dissolved in water, sodium salts dissociate into sodium ions and the respective anion. Upon dissociation, the water molecules form a solvation layer around the ion and does not allow its interaction with another such sodium ion,
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