The blanks in the given statement are to be filled.
Answer to Problem 29R
Dissociation
Explanation of Solution
If the solute is ionic, the individual ions separate from each other on adding in solvent and become surrounded by solvent particles. That is, cations and anions of solute get separated when the solute dissolves. This process is referred as dissociation
Conclusion:
When ionic compound undergoes dissociation they dissolve in water and form charged particles.
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