Intermolecular Forces and Solubility: (Like dissolve like)1. Which of the following molecules are polar? Label them.2. Which of the following molecules are nonpolar. Label them.3. Which of the following compounds are ionic? Label them.4. Which of the compounds below would dissolve best in cyclohexane and which oneswill dissolve best in water? Put a W or C next to each indicated structure to indicatetheir solubility. Do not put W or C next to cyclohexane or water because they aresolvents to dissolve other moleculesH2H2C°CH2H.H2C..CH2waterH2cyclohexaneK*i.H2H2H3C.K*CH3H2H2H3CCH3potassium sulfatehexaneacetoneK,SO4 H2Но.K*ICH3IodinepropanolGlucoseIHO:H-—Н

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Intermolecular Forces and Solubility: (Like dissolve like)
1. Which of the following molecules are polar? Label them.
2. Which of the following molecules are nonpolar. Label them.
3. Which of the following compounds are ionic? Label them.
4. Which of the compounds below would dissolve best in cyclohexane and which ones
will dissolve best in water? Put a W or C next to each indicated structure to indicate
their solubility. Do not put W or C next to cyclohexane or water because they are
solvents to dissolve other molecules
H2
H2C°
CH2
H.
H2C.
.CH2
water
H2
cyclohexane
K*
i.
H2
H2
H3C.
K*
CH3
H2
H2
H3C
CH3
potassium sulfate
hexane
acetone
K,SO4

H2
Но.
K*I
CH3
Iodine
propanol
Glucose
I
H
O:
H-
—Н

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The term polar compound can be defined as a chemical species which consists of two or more atoms that are held together by covalent bonds that are polar in nature due to the unequal sharing of electrons due to the difference in electronegativity of the bonded atoms may cause the bond pair of electrons shifts closer to the more electronegative atom.

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