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Which of these best explains what happens when the ionic substance calcium chloride (cacl2) dissolves in water? . a. the oxygen atoms in the water molecules are attracted to the ca2+ ions.. b. the oxygen atoms in the water molecules are attracted to the cl− ions.. c. the hydrogen atoms in the water molecules are attracted to the ca2+ ions.. d. the oxygen atoms in the water molecules are attracted to the h+ ions..
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