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Why is water able to dissolve salts such as sodium chloride

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Water has positive side and negative side. This is the reason why water can dissolve salt such sodium chloride. Example when sodium chloride dissociate in water it give Na+ ions and Cl- ions. the negative side of water attack the Na+ ions while the positive side of water attract Cl- ions

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