Question Type: Application. This question is related to material presented in Board 36.6.The structure of three different molecules is shown below. Note that each has a common "benzene"ring of six carbon atoms, but each has a different number of substituent OH (alcohol) groups, rangingfrom 0 to 2.HH||CH|с1HbenzeneHHHHC||CHIC=1HbenzenolHHHSecond most soluble in water: [Select]H||H1HcatecholLeast soluble in water (most hydrophobic): [Select ]HRank these three molecules in terms of their relative solubility in water based on their respectivechemical structures.Most soluble in water (most hydrophilic): [Select]H

phenol is less soluble than catechol and benzene is the least soluble in water.The most soluble is catechol,second most soluble is phenol.The least soluble is benzene.Solubility in water depends upon interaction with the water molecule as the catechol is having higher number of alcohol groups thus interaction with water through hydrogen bonding is high making it more soluble than phenol. Benzene don't have any alcohol groups thus least soluble in water.Catechol is most soluble, phenol is the 2nd most soluble and benzene is least soluble.

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The structure of three different molecules is shown below. Note that each has a common "benzene" ring of six carbon atoms, but each has a different number of substituent OH (alcohol) groups, ranging from 0 to 2. H H H H H H H H с H ĐỘI BỘC LỘC H H H H H с H H H H benzene benzenol catechol Rank these three molecules in terms of their relative solubility in water based on their respective chemical structures. Most soluble in water (most hydrophilic): [ [Select] Second most soluble in water: [Select] Least soluble in water (most hydrophobic): [Select]

The structure of three different molecules is shown below. Note that each has a common "benzene" ring of six carbon atoms, but each has a different number of substituent OH (alcohol) groups, ranging from 0 to 2. H H H H H H H H с H ĐỘI BỘC LỘC H H H H H с H H H H benzene benzenol catechol Rank these three molecules in terms of their relative solubility in water based on their respective chemical structures. Most soluble in water (most hydrophilic): [ [Select] Second most soluble in water: [Select] Least soluble in water (most hydrophobic): [Select]

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