Awater molecule has polar o−h bonds that result in regions of partial positive charge (hydrogen atoms) and a region of partial negative charge (oxygen atom with lone pairs). place the na+ and cl− ions where h2o molecules are properly oriented to form ion–dipole interactions.

Na⁺ by the O and Cl⁻ by the H

Explanation:

See attachment for the drawing. The Na⁺ will form an ion-dipole interaction with the partially negative O since opposite charges attract. Similarly, the Cl⁻ will form an ion-dipole interaction with the partially positive H.

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