Draw a picture of a solvated potassium ion (K+) using dashed lines for the attractive forces. Thepotassium ion will be surrounded by 6 water molecules in an octahedral shape (AX6). (In yourdrawing, just write H2O for each water molecule, you do not need to draw out the molecule). Which end of the water molecule will be attracted to the potassium ion, the partially positiveend, or the partially negative end? What is the name of thelnterparticular force (IPF) that attracts the water molecules to the potassium ion?_

Draw a picture of a solvated potassium ion (K+) using dashed lines for the attractive forces. Thepotassium ion will be surrounded by 6 water molecules in an octahedral shape (AX6). (In yourdrawing, just write H2O for each water molecule, you do not need to draw out the molecule). Which end of the water molecule will be attracted to the potassium ion, the partially positiveend, or the partially negative end? What is the name of thelnterparticular force (IPF) that attracts the water molecules to the potassium ion?_

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