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Transcribed Image Text:For each solute, click the button under the better solvent.
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NH,−C− NH,
HO-
NH Br
CH₂ - CH₂-OH
Which is the better solvent?
H
H
CH3-
CH₂
H₂O
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S
CH3
1
H
CH3
CH₂CH₂OH
:O: CH3
C. - CH-
CH₂CH₂OH
H
H
CH3
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Solubility of a substance in a solvent follows
"Like dissolves like " which means if any solvent is polar then polar substances will be dissolved in it.
Example : NaOH in water.
If the solvent is non-polar then the non-polar substances will be dissolved in it.
Example : hexane in Toulene
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