At the atomic level the ions in the salt are being solvated by the water molecules as the animation below suggests (place mouse over the image). Note the orientation of the water molecules to the positive and negative ions. The cage of water molecules around the solvated ion is known as a hydration cage.hen a salt is placed in an aqueous medium (i.e. water) a tug-of-war immediately begins to take place between the polar water molecules and the ions in the salt.
1 Trillion Served. It was a rare sighting of a queries-per-day figure presumably from Google, which had search executives quoted extensively in the story. At 3 billion queries per day, that has Google doing 90 billion per month or 1.1 trillion searches per year.However, it turns out that Google didnât provide a figure for 2015. Instead, that stat is the same Google previously released back in August 2012.ut we now know that it remains at least more than one trillion, the first update since Google last shared over two years ago. A stat in Steven Levyâs excellent story on Backchannel yesterday, How Google Search Dealt With Mobile, said that Google handles over 3 billion searches per day.
Why Google. Build on the same infrastructure that allows Google to return billions of search results in milliseconds, serve 6 billion hours of YouTube video per month and provide storage for 425 million Gmail users.