QUIZ ON MONDAY TEST ON FRIDAY MIDTERM IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS!

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QUIZ ON MONDAY TEST ON FRIDAY MIDTERM IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS!

Ionic Compounds in Water Ionic Compounds conduct electricity in water But, why? Ionic compounds are made of water, so when they are placed in water they split into ions Electricity can flow between the negative and positive ions

What does an ionic compound look like in water? Water is a polar compound so there is a partial positive end and a partial negative end. The ions (from the ionic compound) are attracted to the ends of the water molecule.

Why do the water molecules arrange themselves this way around the ions? The negative ends of the water molecule are attracted to the positive ions The positive ends of the water molecule are attracted to the negative ions