1/Predict the solubility (S for soluble, NS for nonsoluble) of each of the following substances in the solvents water and benzene. (Hint: Like dissolves like)
Substance |
Water (Polar) |
Benzene (NonPolar) |
CaCO3 (nonpolar liquid) |
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K2SO4 (polar liquid) |
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NaNO3 (polar liquid) |
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Acetone (polar liquid) |
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Butane (nonpolar liquid) |
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Petroleum (nonpolar liquid) |
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substance | water | benzene |
CaCO3 | NS ( slightly soluble ) | NS |
K2SO4 | S | NS |
NaNO3 | S | NS |
Acetone | S | S |
Butane | NS | S |
Petroleum | NS | S |
Non polar substance will dissolve in non polar solvent, polar substance will dissolve in polar solvent.
But acetone being polar nature is soluble in water and being a organic substance is soluble in benzene also.
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