The following statement is true regarding dissociation into ions upon dissolving in water. (a) Only soluble ionic
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The following statement is true regarding dissociation into ions upon dissolving in water.
(a) Only soluble ionic substances also dissociate into ions.
(b) Only soluble molecular substances also dissociate into ions.
(c) Most soluble molecular substances do not dissociate into ions, but a relative few do.
(d) Most soluble molecular substances also dissociate into ions, but a relative few do not.
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