Chemistry
Chemistry, 06.05.2020 04:59, mexicanvanilla

What happens to the last several crystals of salt that
come out?
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The sodium ions dissolve while the chloride ions sink to the bottom.
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O The salt crystals react with the water to form a new compound.
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O All of the ions separate from each other and dissolve into the water.
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10 The salt crystals don't dissolve in the water and fall to the bottom unchanged.

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