when common salt is added to water will there be any change in volume give reason
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no,because water being a liquid has many intermolecular spaces between it and common salt particles get into the spaces........so no volume change......Hope It Helps You my friend
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When common salt is added to water, apparently there will no change in the volume because common salt dissolves completely in water.
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However, if we consider the restructured water molecules, there is a slight change in the volume of water. The volume will shrink or there will be slight loss of volume. This is because the restructured water molecules would need to accommodate for the displacement and shrink because of the electrostati
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