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What is the action of water on ionic solids to produce and dispense hydrated ions?
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When ionic solids (such as table salt) dissolve in water, they are completely dissociated into ions. For example, when NaCl (table salt) is dissolved, it is "split" into Cl- and Na+ (an anion and a cation).
This is because water molecules are polar and produce a stronger attractive force on the individual anions and cations than the ions do on themselves. This is the reason why water can dissolve so many substances and why it is considered a universal solvent.
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