Science, asked by chetansanap, 1 year ago

NaCl------ Na^+ + Cl^-
may be reversible reaction????

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Answered by parthgangwal
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The water molecules surround the negative chloride ions and positive sodium ions and pull them away into the solution. ... It can be reversed by removing (evaporating) the water.
Answered by utu007
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No, if you dissolve NaCl in water it will remain dissolved unless you take steps such as boiling off all of the water..
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