A. The polar covalent KCl is surrounded by the polar H,O to form an electrolyte solution which can conduct electricity. B. Positive and negative ions attract in the presence of water to allow the potassium cation to be pulled away from the chloride anion and go into solution. C. Since, "like dissolves like" the anion of KCI will be attracted to the anion of water and allow the KCI to dissolve and go into solution. D. The covalent KCl is surrounded by the polar H,O to form an electrolyte solution which can conduct electricity.
A. The polar covalent KCl is surrounded by the polar H,O to form an electrolyte solution which can conduct electricity. B. Positive and negative ions attract in the presence of water to allow the potassium cation to be pulled away from the chloride anion and go into solution. C. Since, "like dissolves like" the anion of KCI will be attracted to the anion of water and allow the KCI to dissolve and go into solution. D. The covalent KCl is surrounded by the polar H,O to form an electrolyte solution which can conduct electricity.
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Transcribed Image Text:A. The polar covalent KCl is surrounded by the polar H,O to form an electrolyte solution which can conduct electricity.
B. Positive and negative ions attract in the presence of water to allow the potassium cation to be pulled away from the chloride anion and go into solution.
C. Since, "like dissolves like" the anion of KCI will be attracted to the anion of water and allow the KCI to dissolve and go into solution.
D. The covalent KCI is surrounded by the polar H,0 to form an electrolyte solution which can conduct electricity.
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