8.Describe what happens when iodine / water is addedDoes the iodine dissolve better in the water layer or in the decane layer?Explain why using molecular structures, intermolecular forces and polarity?Miscibility of LiquidsTubeResultsACKerosene structureWater structureIsopropyl alcohol structureConsider these structures along with your observations of what happenedin each tube and briefly explain the results using structures, polarity andintermolecular forces.Page 2 of 6

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Describe what happens when iodine / water is added
Does the iodine dissolve better in the water layer or in the decane layer?
Explain why using molecular structures, intermolecular forces and polarity?
Miscibility of Liquids
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Kerosene structure
Water structure
Isopropyl alcohol structure
Consider these structures along with your observations of what happened
in each tube and briefly explain the results using structures, polarity and
intermolecular forces.
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