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Will a reaction occur every time an element is added to an aqueous compound? Please explain why or why not.
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Reactions in aqueous solutions generally involve ionic or polar covalent compounds. The solubilities of such compounds are improved due to its interactions with water molecules, in particular the hydration of ions.
exactly.. it depends whether the element is soluble or not. if it is only then there is a reaction.
Yes Solubility Matter Too Much here.
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