Question 4 • Chemistry
Dissociation is the separation of an ionic compound into its ions, typically when it dissolves in water. In choice B, calcium phosphate separates into calcium ions, Ca²⁺, and phosphate ions, PO₄³⁻. The other choices show substances reacting with water or combining to form a compound, rather than an ionic compound splitting into its ions.
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