Chemistry, asked by Kevinigonya, 1 year ago

Why is Baso4 insoluble in water and yet it's ionic?

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Answered by Bindu09

BaSO4 is insoluble in water because of water's dipole strength. Since barium sulphate has strong crystals , water's dipole strength is too weak to pull away the ions (anions and cations) from it

Answered by Talented

BaSO4 is insoluble in water because of water's dipole strength is too weak as compare to baso4. Since barium sulphate has strong crystals , water's dipole strength is too weak to pull away the ions (anions and cations) from it

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