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Question: What is the state of salt when it is dissolved in organic substances?

2010-06-03View Original

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When salt dissolves in water, it dissociates into ions. So what is its state when it dissolves in organic substances? For example, sodium chloride dissolved in methanol! Also, if copper sulfate pentahydrate is dissolved in methanol, what state are the crystal waters in at that time? I really can’t figure it out; please give me some advice!
Reply #22010-06-03
Why isn’t anyone willing to help me with such a simple question!
Reply #32010-06-03
Ah, Kaichuan’s popularity is declining day by day! How popular it was in 2008!

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