The change in enthalpy, AH, for dissolving toluene (C7H3) in water is approximately zero. Do you predict toluene will dissolve in water? Why or why not? O Toluene will dissolve in water because LDFs and dipole-induced dipole interactions will form between them. O Toluene will dissolve in water because there are more arrangements for the toluene molecules when mixed with water. O Toluene will not dissolve in water because toluene is non-polar and water is polar. O Toluene will not dissolve in water because there would be fewer arrangements for the water molecules if it were to dissolve. O Toluene will not dissolve in water because there are no attractive forces that exist between toluene and water.

The change in enthalpy, AH, for dissolving toluene (C7H3) in water is approximately zero. Do you predict toluene will dissolve in water? Why or why not? O Toluene will dissolve in water because LDFs and dipole-induced dipole interactions will form between them. O Toluene will dissolve in water because there are more arrangements for the toluene molecules when mixed with water. O Toluene will not dissolve in water because toluene is non-polar and water is polar. O Toluene will not dissolve in water because there would be fewer arrangements for the water molecules if it were to dissolve. O Toluene will not dissolve in water because there are no attractive forces that exist between toluene and water.

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