Solvation shell

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A solvation shell is the layer of solvent molecules that surrounds and tightly binds to a dissolved solute particle, such as an ion or molecule. When you dissolve salt in water, for example, the water molecules arrange themselves in an organized sphere around each salt ion, creating this invisible protective coating.