In an aqueous solution, once all of the ions have attached themselves to the oppositely charged ends of the molecules of water, the compund is considered to be completely

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PepperAddict · Answer 1 · 2018-06-01T06:30:51+0000

It is here, that due to the water molecules surrounding the oppositely charged ions completely preventing them from reaching their opposite positive or negative ions, that the ionic compound has dissolved.

In an aqueous solution, once all of the ions have attached themselves to the oppositely charged ends of the molecules of water, the compund is considered to be completely

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