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Would you expect ionic compounds to be soluble in elemental liquids like bromine or mercury?
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Would you expect ionic compounds to be soluble in elemental liquids like bromine or mercury?

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No. Because Ionic compounds have property that they are solid. so they will not dissolve in water. However some will dissolve
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