22. Which solvent would dissolve each solute better: C,H5OH (ethanol, E) or gasoline (C3H18, G)? Hint: Assign intermolecular forces in the solvents and each solute as polar or nonpolar HBr(g) CH;OH(1) N2(g) SİF:(g)

22. Which solvent would dissolve each solute better: C,H5OH (ethanol, E) or gasoline (C3H18, G)? Hint: Assign intermolecular forces in the solvents and each solute as polar or nonpolar HBr(g) CH;OH(1) N2(g) SİF:(g)

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