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Can ionic compounds be polar?

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Can ionic compounds be polar?

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Yes absolutely. Think about salt (sodium chloride), it is something that we dissolve in water everyday for our food because water is a polar solvent. So “like dissolves like” polar solute always dissolves in polar solvent.

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