Using the Roman numerals for the Unit 2 organic compounds below, complete the following: 1. State if each compound is water soluble, or not water soluble, as observed in the reaction; and, 2. explain each of your three statements using molecular descriptions. II II

Using the Roman numerals for the Unit 2 organic compounds below, complete the following: 1. State if each compound is water soluble, or not water soluble, as observed in the reaction; and, 2. explain each of your three statements using molecular descriptions. II II

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

Section21.3: Alkenes And Alkynes

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