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Presentation on solvation and physical properties of ionic compounds, thermal stability, electrical conductivity, aspects of thermodynamics

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This is a presentation (11th grade, 12th grade or Bsc level) on solvation and physical properties of ionic compounds. It includes solvation definition, trends, solvation energy explained with reasons. It also explains why ionic compounds dissolve in polar solvents along with examples and physical properties of ionic compounds like electrical conductivity and thermal stability along with other properties. Everything is explained via tables, images, charts no boring paragraphs!


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