Solubility
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Re: Solubility
Covalent bonds are usually insoluble to my knowledge. Ionic bonds are the ones that do dissolve readily in water or other fluids.
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Re: Solubility
Compounds with covalent bond do not dissolve but dissolve in other organic solvents. Ionic compounds dissolve in water as the ions dissociate in the presence of H+ and OH- ions in water
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Re: Solubility
One note on this subject that you do not really dissolve bonds because a molecule can be dissolved without its bonds breaking. We usually say that a molecule or ion has become "solvated" if it is dissolved in a particular solvent. When we discuss polarity, it will become more clear as to why certain molecules dissolve in various solvents.
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