Question

When each of these compounds dissolves in water, what ions are released and in what ratio? (a)

NaFNaF

(b)

Li3NLi_3N

(c)

FeCI3FeCI_3

(d)

K2OK_2O

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NaF dissolves in water to release Na+^{+} and F^{-} ions. It can be seen that 1 Na and 1 F join together to form 1 molecule of NaF therefore they break to form ions in equal or 1:11:1 ratio, when dissolved in water.

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