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2. What feature of water molecules enables ionic substance to dissolve in water?
The water molecules have a certain shape that allows them to surround the ions
in solution.
® The water molecules react with the ions.
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The water molecules are sticky and can adhere to the ions.
The water molecules are polar and are attracted to the positive and negative
ions, surrounding them.

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