Ionic Compounds... Dissociate to Dissolvehmg!ion-ionion-dipoleNaCl(aq)has noH2ONaCl(s) Na+(aq) + Cl (aq) read![NaCl aq]!read! -H,0H20(NH4);PO4(s)→ laH2ONa+CIAl2(SO4)3(s) A> Ionic solutes dissociate: disperse into single, (aq) ions...but no further!Molecular ions stay intact.

The dissociation of the given compound is as follows, (NH4)3PO4(s) ---> NH4+(aq) + PO43-(aq)

Ionic Compounds... Dissociate to Dissolve hmg! ion-ion .... ..... .. ion-dipole NaCI(aq) has no H20 Na+(aq) + Cl (aq) read! NaCI(s) read! [NaCl aq]! -H,0 H,0 (NH,);PO4(s)→H+ TacD H20 Na+CI Al;(SO4)3(s) = Ionic solutes dissociate: disperse into single, (aq) ions ...but no further! Molecular ions stay intact.

Ionic Compounds... Dissociate to Dissolve hmg! ion-ion .... ..... .. ion-dipole NaCI(aq) has no H20 Na+(aq) + Cl (aq) read! NaCI(s) read! [NaCl aq]! -H,0 H,0 (NH,);PO4(s)→H+ TacD H20 Na+CI Al;(SO4)3(s) = Ionic solutes dissociate: disperse into single, (aq) ions ...but no further! Molecular ions stay intact.

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