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This guide covers reactions in aqueous solutions, focusing on precipitation reactions and net ionic equations. It explains the role of water's polarity and ion-dipole interactions in dissolving ionic compounds. The guide also emphasizes solubility rules, how to write complete and net ionic equations (removing spectator ions), and provides practice questions and exam tips.
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Question 1 of 10
Which part of a water molecule is attracted to positively charged ions (cations) during the dissolution of an ionic compound?
The hydrogen end
The oxygen end
The entire water molecule acts as a whole unit
Neither end