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How can saline hydrides remove traces of water from organic compounds?

Solution:

Normally, saline hydrides are ionic. Saline hydrides responds with water which brings about the arrangement of metal hydroxide alongside hydrogen gas freedom. It is addressed as,

When added to a natural dissolvable, they respond with water present in it. Hydrogen escapes into the environment leaving behind the metallic hydroxide. The dry natural dissolvable distils over.