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Do covalent substances ionize while dissolving? yes no sometimes

Do covalent substances ionize while dissolving? yes no sometimes
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Do covalent substances ionize while dissolving?

yes
no
sometimes

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Sometimes (EX: HCl is a covalent substance, however, when it is dissolved it is ionized to form hydrochloric acid).
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