**Applying Like Dissolves Like****Instructions:** For each solute, click the button under the better solvent.| **Solute** | **Which is the Better Solvent?** ||------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|| ![Molecule](attachment/fmoh.jpeg) | CH\(_3\)OH || | \(\bigcirc\) || | \(\mathbf{:O:} \\\ CH_3 - C - CH_3\) || | \(\bigcirc\) || | || ![Molecule](attachment/ruqj.jpeg) | ![Molecule](attachment/iahj.jpeg) || | \(CH_3(CH_2)_2CH_3\) || | \(\bigcirc\) || | \(H_2O\) || | \(\bigcirc\) || | \(CH_3(CH_2)_4CH_3\) || | \(\bigcirc\) |**Explanation of Diagrams:**- **Molecule 1:** A molecule contains hydroxyl and carbonyl groups showing polar characteristics.- **Molecule 2:** The molecule contains an amide group.- **Molecule 3:** A molecule with a hydroxyl group attached to a carbon chain displays polar characteristics.**Instructions Continued:** Select the solvent that best matches the polarity characteristics of the solute, following the principle that "like dissolves like."

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Applying like dissolves like For each solute, click the button under the better solvent. solute Which is the better solvent? CH; OH :0: :0: %3D Но — С— СН-СН, — С — ОН :0: сH — с — сн, OH H. : 0: H. C -C - OH :0: H. H. NH,-C NH, CH, (CH,), CH; H,O CH, (CH,) CH,

Applying like dissolves like For each solute, click the button under the better solvent. solute Which is the better solvent? CH; OH :0: :0: %3D Но — С— СН-СН, — С — ОН :0: сH — с — сн, OH H. : 0: H. C -C - OH :0: H. H. NH,-C NH, CH, (CH,), CH; H,O CH, (CH,) CH,

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**Applying Like Dissolves Like**

**Instructions:** For each solute, click the button under the better solvent.

| **Solute** | **Which is the Better Solvent?** |
|------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
| ![Molecule](attachment/fmoh.jpeg) | CH\(_3\)OH |
| | \(\bigcirc\) |
| | \(\mathbf{:O:} \\\ CH_3 - C - CH_3\) |
| | \(\bigcirc\) |
| | |
| ![Molecule](attachment/ruqj.jpeg) | ![Molecule](attachment/iahj.jpeg) |
| | \(CH_3(CH_2)_2CH_3\) |
| | \(\bigcirc\) |
| | \(H_2O\) |
| | \(\bigcirc\) |
| | \(CH_3(CH_2)_4CH_3\) |
| | \(\bigcirc\) |

**Explanation of Diagrams:**
- **Molecule 1:** A molecule contains hydroxyl and carbonyl groups showing polar characteristics.
- **Molecule 2:** The molecule contains an amide group.
- **Molecule 3:** A molecule with a hydroxyl group attached to a carbon chain displays polar characteristics.

**Instructions Continued:** Select the solvent that best matches the polarity characteristics of the solute, following the principle that "like dissolves like."

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