The ability of sodium chloride to dissolve in water is an example of a

chemical change.
physical property.
chemical property.
physical change.

Question

The ability of sodium chloride to dissolve in water is an example of a
 	
	chemical change.
	physical property.
	chemical property.
	physical change.

superhelp101 · Answer

@aaronq is this D ?

superhelp101 · Answer

@iPwnBunnies

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@sweetburger

superhelp101 · Answer

i say physical change

sweetburger · Answer

it actually isn't because it forms 2 new products of Na+ and Cl-

superhelp101 · Answer

oh so you mean it is a chemical change ?

sweetburger · Answer

i think you would consider it a chemical property for the ability for NaCl to dissolve in water

superhelp101 · Answer

oh alright 
what is the difference between chemical property and chemical change ?

sweetburger · Answer

that is what I am trying to determine so we can achieve the correct answer

sweetburger · Answer

Ok, I do believe it is a chemical property as the question is asking to state that the potential for NaCl to dissolve in water is a chemical property not a chemical change

superhelp101 · Answer

i see what you mean, i will go with that too!
thank you so much!