14. When NaCl is added to water, all of the follow occur except a. ions break off from the salt crystal b. ions are hydrated by water molecules c. ions precipitate d. ions recombine with the salt crystal

14. When NaCl is added to water, all of the follow occur except a. ions break off from the salt crystal b. ions are hydrated by water molecules c. ions precipitate d. ions recombine with the salt crystal

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14. When NaCl is added to water, all of the follow occur except
a. ions break off from the salt crystal
b. ions are hydrated by water molecules
c. ions precipitate
d. ions recombine with the salt crystal

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