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Pure water is made up of water molecules, no free moving ions. However, if you add an ionic compound, say copper sulfate into water, Cu2+ and SO42- will be produced, so will H+ and OH- ions.
Why will water molecules dissociate into hydrogen and hydroxide ions when an ionic compound is added? Why will the ionic compounds dissociate in water?
Why will water molecules dissociate into hydrogen and hydroxide ions when an ionic compound is added? Why will the ionic compounds dissociate in water?