Question 9Consider the compounds below:(i)(ii)(iii) HO(iv)OHWhich molecule is most water soluble?O (1)O (ii)O (iii)O (iv)Question 10Consider the compounds below:(i)(ii)(iii) HO(iv)OHWhich molecule is least water soluble?O (1)O (ii)O (iii)O (iv)OHOH

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Consider the compounds below: (i) (ii) (iii) Ho (iv) OH Which molecule is most water soluble? O (1) (ii) O (iv) OH

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