Ethanol and KCl both dissolve in water. What happens 90 to the ionic bond when KCl dissolves? What types of interactions allow KCl to dissolve? What happens to the covalent bonds in ethanol when it dissolves? What type of interactions allow ethanol to dissolve?

Ethanol and KCl both dissolve in water. What happens 90 to the ionic bond when KCl dissolves? What types of interactions allow KCl to dissolve? What happens to the covalent bonds in ethanol when it dissolves? What type of interactions allow ethanol to dissolve?

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Ethanol and KCl both dissolve in water. What happens
90
to the ionic bond when KCl dissolves? What types of
interactions allow KCl to dissolve? What happens to
the covalent bonds in ethanol when it dissolves? What
type of interactions allow ethanol to dissolve?

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