Question

What is dielectric constant and what it's role in ionic compounds that helps to dissolve in water

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Water has a very high dielectric constant and this allows salts to dissolve in water with dissociation. The dielectric constant tells us how well the solvent is able to separate ions. Coordination of water molecules around the anion and the cation greatly reduces the ion-ion attraction in the salt.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The large dielectric constant means that substances whose molecules contain ionic bonds will tend to dissociate in water yielding solutions containing ions. This occurs because water as a solvent opposes the electrostatic attraction between positive and negative ions that would prevent ionic substances from dissolving.

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