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CHEMISTRY: TOPIC 4 BONDING

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What is the solubility of ions in non polar solvents?

Author: Sammy Universe



Answer:

Usually not soluble bec a lot of energy is needed to break apart the ionic lattice not paid back by the energy released when the non polar solvent forms interactions with the ions (london forces)


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