Ionic bonds are connections between atoms that create salts. These salts can cause some problems when they are in solutions, like water. Here are a few of the challenges:

• Solubility Problems: Lots of salts don't dissolve well. This makes experiments harder to do.

• Ion Interactions: Ionic compounds break apart into ions. This can lead to unexpected reactions.

• Conductivity: Ionic solutions can carry electricity, but if the concentration changes, the results can be different from what we expect.

To solve these problems, you can:

1. Choose the right liquids to help the salts dissolve better.
2. Manage things like temperature and concentration to get more reliable results.