In regards to the process of dissolving, which of the following statements are true? Put the substance in water, and if it disappears, it's cool! Non-polar solvents can dissociate ionic compounds. Strong polar solvents can dissociate both charged (polar and ionic) and non-polar substances (pure-covalent). Unlike dissolves unlike. Like dissolves like.

In regards to the process of dissolving, which of the following statements are true? Put the substance in water, and if it disappears, it's cool! Non-polar solvents can dissociate ionic compounds. Strong polar solvents can dissociate both charged (polar and ionic) and non-polar substances (pure-covalent). Unlike dissolves unlike. Like dissolves like.

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