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TIL when salt dissolves in water, it’s not actually “melting.” The water breaks the ionic bond between the sodium and chloride ions, resulting in a homogeneous solution.
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You thought the salt was melting?
So, it’s not melting so much as it’s gently bursting? Did I understand that right? Someone put the last part in layman’s terms please, I’m very curious.