Using the image as a model, select all statements that are true about how water can dissolve an ionic solute like sodium chloride, NaCl . (2 points) Responses When you mix table salt into water, the two substances don't mix evenly and salt settles out and is unchanged. When you mix table salt into water, the two substances don't mix evenly and salt settles out and is unchanged. When you mix salt into water, the oxygen end of the water pulls on the positive sodium ion, Na+ When you mix salt into water, the oxygen end of the water pulls on the positive sodium ion, cap n A raised to the plus power When you mix salt into water the sodium and chlorine pull the water molecules apart into hydrogens and oxygens. When you mix salt into water the sodium and chlorine pull the water molecules apart into hydrogens and oxygens. When you mix salt into water, the hydrogen end of water pulls on the negative chloride ion, Cl− When you mix salt into water, the hydrogen end of water pulls on the negative chloride ion, cap c l raised to the negative power Skip to navigation