In lowa, the roads are often "salted" with soluble ionic compounds to reduce ice formation. Which of the following ionic compounds is most likely to be a poor choice for this application? A. MgO B. MgCl, C. CaCl, D.AICI,

In lowa, the roads are often "salted" with soluble ionic compounds to reduce ice formation. Which of the following ionic compounds is most likely to be a poor choice for this application? A. MgO B. MgCl, C. CaCl, D.AICI,

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In lowa, the roads are often "salted" with soluble ionic
compounds to reduce ice formation. Which of the
following ionic compounds is most likely to be a poor
choice for this application?
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A. MgO
B. MgCl,
C. CaCl2
D. AICI,

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