Which statement is true about ionic compounds?

Ionic compounds do not all dissolve equally in water: some are very soluble, while others dissolve only slightly or are nearly insoluble. They are typically brittle rather than easy to bend, usually have high melting points, and do not conduct electricity as solids because their ions cannot move freely. Therefore, the true statement is that ionic compounds have varying solubilities in water.

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