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COMEDK2020ChemistryRedox Reactions

When KBr is dissolved in water, K ⁺ ions are

Options

  1. Aoxidised
  2. Breduced
  3. Chydrolysed
  4. Dhydrated

Correct answer

D. hydrated

Step-by-step solution

When KBr is dissolved in water, K ⁺ ions are hydrated due to ionic nature. KBr is soluble in wuter due to hydration of K ⁺ ion by H ₂ O molecule.

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