3.50 Predict the water solubility of each of the following organic molecules.OHНоHOа.С. НОНоOHОНsucrosecaffeine(table sugar)(stimulant in coffee, tea,and many soft drinks)ОНOHb.d.CH30carotatoxinmestranol(neurotoxin isolated from carrots)(component in oral contraceptives)

Solubility in water is due to presence of hydrogen bonding in between water and compound .

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