How do water molecules dissolve a salt?A.The salt crystals squeeze in between water molecules.B.The water molecules move around the salt crystals.C.The water molecules move around the salt ions.D.The water molecules separate the crystals into molecules.

How does water dissolve salts?Group of answer choicesall these are correctby salt molecules surrounding the water moleculesby water molecules breaking the bonds in saltby building chemical bonds between saltsby making the salt dissapear in the water

What happens to table salt when it is mixed with water?a.It stays at the bottom of the water.b.Its sodium and chloride ions disintegrate in the water.c.It produces OH- ions in the solution.d.It stays at the surface of the water.

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applySelect all the options that correctly represent the intermolecular forces broken or formed when an ionic compound dissolves in water.Multiple select question.Some of the hydrogen bonds and London dispersion forces between the water molecules break.Ionic bonds in the solute break.Ion-dipole forces form between ions and water molecules.Ion-dipole forces in the solute break.Hydrogen bonds form between ions and water molecules.

In a water-sugar solution:(A) Water is solute and sugar is solvent.(B) Water is solvent and sugar is solute.(C) Water is solute and water is also solvent.(D) None of these

What happens when concentrations of salt inside and outside of a cell are different?A.Salt particles flow into the cell, and water molecules flow out of the cell.B.Water molecules move through carrier proteins to the side with a lower salt concentration.C.Salt particles flow out of the cell, and water molecules are trapped inside the cell.D.Water molecules move across the cell membrane to even out the concentrations.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS