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Title: When these salts dissolve they dissociate into components that are technically no longer salts, but are called? Post by: NWcoaststar on Nov 11, 2012 We call the ocean salty because it contains dissolved components of salts such as: NaCl, KCl, CaSO4, and CaCO3. When these salts dissolve they dissociate into components that are technically no longer salts, but are called...
a) Molecules b) Elements c) Ions d) Atoms e) Compounds Title: When these salts dissolve they dissociate into components that are technically no longer salts, but are called? Post by: NVWolf on Nov 11, 2012 Content hidden
Title: When these salts dissolve they dissociate into components that are technically no longer salts, but are called? Post by: tony960831 on Nov 11, 2012 c) ions.
salts have ionic bonding, and when they dissociate (dissolve) they separate and thus become single ions instead of a solid lattice |