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If we were to take sodium chloride, sometimes called table salt, and add it to water, what would happen? well, sodium chloride, we know, is a solid, but when added to water, it dissolves.
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When it dissolves what happens, do we get individual units of nacl, or do they separate into their ions, n -a -plus, n -c -l -m -s.
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If we review the solubility rules, we'll recognize that sodium chloride is soluble and is soluble due to the separation of the sodium and the chloride into its corresponding ions.
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So with this is an introduction, the first statement says sodium chloride will fail to dissociate.
00:49
That is going to be false based on what we just talked about.
00:54
And then the solution will taste salty? well, yes, we've all tasted salt water before, and even though they separate into ions, it still tastes salty.
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The solution will conduct electricity.
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This is also true because now ions are in solution, and the movement of anything charged is electricity...