An aqueous solution is made up of

A. colloids

B. pure water molecules

C. ions dissociated in solution

D. covalent molecules in a water solution.

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Trey Gardner

Chemistry

1 September, 11:13

An aqueous solution is made up of

A. colloids

B. pure water molecules

C. ions dissociated in solution

D. covalent molecules in a water solution.

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Logan Hammond · Answer 1

I believe an aqueous solution is made up of ions dissociated in solution. An aqueous solution is a solution in which water acts as a solvent. For example a solution sodium chloride in water is shown as Na + (aq) + Cl - (aq). Most acids and bases exists in aqueous solution form.

An aqueous solution is made up ofA. colloidsB. pure water moleculesC. ions dissociated in solutionD. covalent molecules in a water solution.

An aqueous solution is made up of

A. colloids

B. pure water molecules

C. ions dissociated in solution

D. covalent molecules in a water solution.