Chegg Guided Solutions for Physical Science with Modern Applications 5th Edition: Chapter 17

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    , all liquids are not soluble with each other.

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    Solvents that have polar molecules dissolve both solutes with polar molecules and solutes that are ionic. For example, sodium chloride is an ionic compound, which is dissolved in water, which is polar solvent.

    Solvents that have nonpolar molecules dissolve solutes having nonpolar molecules. For example, oil has nonpolar molecules, which are dissolved in nonpolar solvent benzene.

    Solutes that have polar molecules do not dissolve solutes having nonpolar molecules. And solutes that have nonpolar molecules do not dissolve in solvents having polar molecules.

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