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what charged particles make it possible for an electric current to flow through a solution of a salt in water?


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Answered by riddhimagusain22
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Answer:

When common salt (NaCl) is dissolved in water, it splits into Na+ and Cl– ions. When an electric potential is applied to this solution with ions, the ions migrate towards oppositely charged electrodes to complete the electric circuit whereas the neutral molecules do not respond to the potential.

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Answered by vaishalikale1501
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Answer:

When common salt (NaCI) is dissolved in water, it splits into Na+ and Ci-ions. When an electric potential is applied to his solution with ions, the lions migrate towards oppositely charged electrodes to complete the electric circuit whereas the neutral molecules do not respond the potential.

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