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How do the presence or absence of partial charges at the molecular scale help explain a liquid's ability to dissolve salts?
The presence of partial charges on liquid molecules can attract charged ions and separate ions in solution
Partial charges on liquid molecules are different than the charges on ions, so they will not attract one another
The absence of partial charges on liquid molecules can attract charged ions and separate ions
The presence of partial charges on liquid molecules repel the charged ions, causing ions to bind more tightly to each other
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"Which of the following are reasons why it must only be electrons that move when an atom becomes an ion? (Mark all that apply)
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