How many of the following are substantially soluble in hexane?C3H18H20KBrLICINH4SO4Cl2O 2304O 5O 6

Hexane is nonpolar so nonpolar substances are substantially soluble in hexane.

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How many of the following are substantially soluble in hexane? KBr NH4SO4 C3H18 H20 Cl2 LICI O 2 O 3 O 4 O 5 O 6

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How many of the following are substantially soluble in hexane?
C3H18
H20
KBr
LICI
NH4SO4
Cl2
O 2
3
04
O 5
O 6

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