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The addition compounds which retain their identity in a solution are called:
The addition compounds which retain their identity in a solution are called:
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The correct option is C complex compounds
Addition compounds are those which are made up of multiple cations and anions. Double salts are generally made up of 2 or more salts and when dissolved in water, dissociate totally into individual ions, thereby loosing the identity as a double salt.
Whereas in complex compounds, the coordination sphere does not break due to very strong intermolecular forces.
Addition compounds are those which are made up of multiple cations and anions. Double salts are generally made up of 2 or more salts and when dissolved in water, dissociate totally into individual ions, thereby loosing the identity as a double salt.
Whereas in complex compounds, the coordination sphere does not break due to very strong intermolecular forces.
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