Which chemical species do you expect to be soluble in H2O? Select all that apply. XEF4 NazSO4 H H Н—с—с—о—н H H Ethanol, CH;CH,OH If you can't see picture, click here , C5H12
Which chemical species do you expect to be soluble in H2O? Select all that apply. XEF4 NazSO4 H H Н—с—с—о—н H H Ethanol, CH;CH,OH If you can't see picture, click here , C5H12
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Which chemical species do you expect to be soluble in H₂O? Select all that apply.
- [ ] XeF₄
- [ ] Na₂SO₄
- [ ] Ethanol, CH₃CH₂OH (Structure shown)
- [ ] C₅H₁₂
**Diagram:**
The image includes the structural formula of ethanol:
- Two carbon atoms (C) connected by a single bond.
- The first carbon is bonded to three hydrogen atoms (H).
- The second carbon is bonded to two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (O).
- The oxygen atom is also bonded to a hydrogen atom, completing the hydroxyl group (OH).
- The oxygen is shown with two lone pairs of electrons.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Question:**
Which chemical species do you expect to be soluble in H₂O? Select all that apply.
- [ ] XeF₄
- [ ] Na₂SO₄
- [ ] Ethanol, CH₃CH₂OH (Structure shown)
- [ ] C₅H₁₂
**Diagram:**
The image includes the structural formula of ethanol:
- Two carbon atoms (C) connected by a single bond.
- The first carbon is bonded to three hydrogen atoms (H).
- The second carbon is bonded to two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (O).
- The oxygen atom is also bonded to a hydrogen atom, completing the hydroxyl group (OH).
- The oxygen is shown with two lone pairs of electrons.
A clickable link is provided to view the diagram in case the image does not display properly.
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