Which is the most correct statement regarding the hydrocarbon C₁0H22 and its solubility in water? There is a 0.35 difference in electronegativity between C and H. C C10H22 has high solubility in water as it is non-polar. C10H22 is polar so it has high solubility in water. C10H22 has high solubility in water as it exhibits dipole-dipole bonding. Like dissolves like. C10H22 has low solubility in water as it only exhibits london dispersion forces. Unlike dissolves unlike.

Which is the most correct statement regarding the hydrocarbon C₁0H22 and its solubility in water? There is a 0.35 difference in electronegativity between C and H. C C10H22 has high solubility in water as it is non-polar. C10H22 is polar so it has high solubility in water. C10H22 has high solubility in water as it exhibits dipole-dipole bonding. Like dissolves like. C10H22 has low solubility in water as it only exhibits london dispersion forces. Unlike dissolves unlike.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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