Which option describes ionic solutes?

lonic solutes consist of molecules that share electrons, and these solutes can be

dissolved through dissociation,

Tonic solutes consist of oppositely charged ions that are attracted to each other, and

these solutes can be dissolved through ionization.

Tonic solutes consist of molecules that share electrons, and these solutes can be

dissolved through ionization.

Tonic solutes consist of oppositely charged ions that are attracted to each other, and

these solutes can be dissolved through dissociation,

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Which option describes ionic solutes?

lonic solutes consist of molecules that share electrons, and these solutes can be

dissolved through dissociation,

Tonic solutes consist of oppositely charged ions that are attracted to each other, and

these solutes can be dissolved through ionization.

Tonic solutes consist of molecules that share electrons, and these solutes can be

dissolved through ionization.

Tonic solutes consist of oppositely charged ions that are attracted to each other, and

these solutes can be dissolved through dissociation,

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Jocelyn Richardson · Answer 1

Ionic solutes consist of oppositely charged ions that are attracted to each other, and

these solutes can be dissolved through ionization.

Explanation:

Ionic solutes consist of aggregate (the same number) of positive and negative charge ions.

Ionization brings about the conversion of neutral atoms to ions. So when ionic solute undergo ionization, it transform them into the respective ions which make up the ionic solute