_______ are charged particles formed when an electrolyte dissolves in water.
A) Ions
B) Solvents
C) Transmitters
D) Electrons
E) Solutes

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Ions are charged particles produced when an electrolyte dissolves in water. Solvents are not charged particles, but rather substances that can dissolve other substances. Transmitters may refer to chemical messengers in the body, but not related to electrolyte solutions. Electrons are negatively charged particles found in atoms or molecules. Solutes are substances that are dissolved in a solvent, and can be charged or uncharged.

_______ Are Charged Particles Formed When an Electrolyte Dissolves in Water