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please give the solutions of activity 3.13 of class 10 science​

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Answered by tanveerdhillon2524
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Answered by Anonymous
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Activity wants us to find the various properties of various salts like physical nature, melting point, solubility, conduction of electricity.

(properties of salts in attachment)

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Salts of acids and bases are Hard; brittle; have a high melting point; soluble in water; insoluble in non-polar solvents like kerosene, benzene; conducts electricity.

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Molecules of salt are closed together by the strong Ionic bond between anions and cations. This strong attraction gives a salt hard appearance, high melting and boiling point.

Molecules of salt are closed together by the strong Ionic bond between anions and cations. This strong attraction gives a salt hard appearance, high melting and boiling point.In water and other polar solvents, they form strong ionic bonds, so they are soluble in water. Non-polar solvents like organic solvents and kerosene do have polar bonds. A salt molecule, therefore, does not mix with such solvents. As a result, it sinks to the bottom.

Molecules of salt are closed together by the strong Ionic bond between anions and cations. This strong attraction gives a salt hard appearance, high melting and boiling point.In water and other polar solvents, they form strong ionic bonds, so they are soluble in water. Non-polar solvents like organic solvents and kerosene do have polar bonds. A salt molecule, therefore, does not mix with such solvents. As a result, it sinks to the bottom.In solution form molecules of salts are in ionic form. They move freely in the solution; therefore they conduct electricity.

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For any doubt, think about sodium chloride and solve the question.

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