Chemistry, 26.06.2020 23:01 hjenn31

What happens if sodium chloride when it dissolves in water A . electrons are transferred from sodium atoms to chlorine atoms forming positive and negative ions
B . Each sodium ion pairs with a chloride ion and the pit of ions is surrounded by water pulling molecules
C . The water molecules attract both the sodium ions and the chloride ions pulling them together
D . The sodium ions are separated from the chloride ions and both dissolve separately into the water

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