Chemistry, asked by amansingh5662, 1 year ago

Salt disappears when dissolved in water. WHY?

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Answered by chhavi89

5

Explanation:

Because the tiny particles of salt dissolve or occupied the space between atoms of water. They can't be detected by naked eyes

Answered by tarun935

2

Answer:

because salt have a diffusion property but the limited amount of salt can dissolve in a given water

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