**Question 4:** In your own words, describe how you can use the structure of a large carbon-based molecule to determine its solubility in water.---This question encourages students to explore and express their understanding of molecular structure and solubility, focusing particularly on how the arrangement of atoms in a carbon-based molecule affects its ability to dissolve in water. Factors such as polarity, functional groups, and overall molecular shape should be considered in the answer.

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4. In your own words, describe how you can use the structure of a large carbon-based molecule to determine its solubility in water.

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