Indicate which of the following molecular characteristics will be expected to increase the solubility of a simple solute in an aqueous solution: a. A low melting point b. The presence of a polar group c. A high molecular surface area d. The presence of an ionised group e. A high boiling point

Indicate which of the following molecular characteristics will be expected to increase the solubility of a simple solute in an aqueous solution: a. A low melting point b. The presence of a polar group c. A high molecular surface area d. The presence of an ionised group e. A high boiling point

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Indicate which of the following molecular characteristics will be expected to increase the solubility of a simple solute in
an aqueous solution: a. A low melting point b. The presence of a polar group c. A high molecular surface area d. The
presence of an ionised group e. A high boiling point

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