Chemistry, asked by pradipkumarg9677, 1 year ago

Why are the nitrate salts hygroscopic?

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The salts which cause the dampness problem are chloride and nitrate saltsof sodium and sometimes, calcium. The salts are hygroscopic (or in some cases, deliquescent) and because of this they are seldom visible. ... Saltswhich are visible as efflorescence are seldom hygroscopic and are usually sulphates.

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