At the particle level, when an ionic solid (salt) is “insoluble" in water,- The ionic lattice of the "insoluble salt" remains intact- The ionic lattice does not break up into the salt ions in solution.- There is no solution formation since the salt ions do not becomesurrounded by water molecules in solution.Show the drawing belowAHASAG

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At the particle level, when an ionic solid (salt) is “insoluble" in water,
- The ionic lattice of the "insoluble salt" remains intact
- The ionic lattice does not break up into the salt ions in solution.
- There is no solution formation since the salt ions do not become
surrounded by water molecules in solution.
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Ionic solid is generally soluble in aqueous solutions. During the dissolution of ions, the compound dissociates into ions. The solute-solute interaction and solvent-solvent interaction decreases and solute-solvent interaction increases. As the solute and the solvent interaction increases, dissolution of compound takes place.

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