The ionization of salts in water is useful in explaining
i. Their unusually large solubility in water
ii. Their electrical conductivity in solution
iii. The lowered freezing points and increased boiling points of their solutions

i, ii and iii

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Solution

The correct option is A i, ii and iii
Ionic salts are soluble in water and they have large solubility because of high dielectric constant value of water, and after dissolving salts in water they are converted into ions and ions are a good conductor of electricity, the lowering of freezing point and increasing in boiling point can be explained by their colligative properties.

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The ionization of salts in water is useful in explainingi. Their unusually large solubility in waterii. Their electrical conductivity in solutioniii. The lowered freezing points and increased boiling points of their solutions

The ionization of salts in water is useful in explaining
i. Their unusually large solubility in water
ii. Their electrical conductivity in solution
iii. The lowered freezing points and increased boiling points of their solutions