Chemistry, 17.02.2021 01:10 ricky9938

A student created the following model to show how the salt cesium sulfate would appear when added to water. Water particles were not included in the student’s model for simplicity. Did the student model the salt dissociation correctly ? Support your claim with evidence from the model.

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