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An attractive force between an ion and a polar molecule
Partial positive and partial negative regions
It's polar, allowing strong ion-dipole interactions
Partial negative charge (δ−\delta^-δ−)
Partial positive charges (δ+\delta^+δ+)
Negative end (oxygen atoms)
Positive end (hydrogen atoms)
When an ion becomes surrounded by water molecules
Ion-dipole forces are stronger
Ion-dipole forces are weaker
Ion charge, molecular polarity, distance
Directional - molecules orient to maximize attraction
Ion-dipole forces are the primary reason
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