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Ionic and polar compounds usually dissolve in what kind of solvents
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Ionic and polar compounds usually dissolve in what kind of solvents

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Answer: Ionic/ Polar solvents.

Explanation:

• Ionic or polar compounds will dissolve in ionic or polar solvents.

• Water is a universal solvent because it can dissolve both ionic and polar covalent compounds.

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Answer: They usually dissolve in Polar Solvents

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