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Science Homework Help. How are ion-dipole interactions able to break apart the relatively strong ionic

How are ion-dipole interactions able to break apart the relatively strong ionic bond when an ionic solute dissolves into a polar solvent?

		ion-dipole interactions cannot break an ionic bond
		dipoles can change polarity thus “fooling” the ions to be attracted to them rather than each other
		many weaker ion-dipole interactions work together to pull apart the stronger ionic bond
		the dipoles nulify the charges on the ions, which allows the ionic bond to fall apart