Describe the reversibility of the process of dissolving salt in water.
Dissociate
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The video explains the concept of ions and reversible processes in chemistry. It uses the example of salt dissolving in water to form sodium and chloride ions, which can be reversed by evaporating the water, leading to the reformation of salt.
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