We can check our predictions by using other materials for solubility experiments. a. Make a table for the Lewis structures, polarity and expected intermolecular forces for all of the following: water, I2, CH2Cla, CH;OH, and CsH14 b. Do you expect la to be more soluble in CsHza or H2O? Why?

We can check our predictions by using other materials for solubility experiments. a. Make a table for the Lewis structures, polarity and expected intermolecular forces for all of the following: water, I2, CH2Cla, CH;OH, and CsH14 b. Do you expect la to be more soluble in CsHza or H2O? Why?

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