Sodium chloride, an ionic compound, should be most soluble in which solvent? ( = dielectric constant)
(a) hexane

( \epsilon = 2 )

(b)
$Sodium chloride, an ionic compound, should be most soluble in which solvent? ( = dielectric constant) (a) hexane ( \epsilon = 2 ) (b) acetone ( \epsilon = 19 ) (c) N -methylpyrrolidone ( \epsilon = 32 ) (d) \text { N., } \text {-dimethylformamide }(\epsilon=37) (e) dimethylsulfoxide ( \epsilon = 47 ) A) compound a B) compound b C) compound c D) compound d E) compound e$
acetone

( \epsilon = 19 )

(c)
$Sodium chloride, an ionic compound, should be most soluble in which solvent? ( = dielectric constant) (a) hexane ( \epsilon = 2 ) (b) acetone ( \epsilon = 19 ) (c) N -methylpyrrolidone ( \epsilon = 32 ) (d) \text { N., } \text {-dimethylformamide }(\epsilon=37) (e) dimethylsulfoxide ( \epsilon = 47 ) A) compound a B) compound b C) compound c D) compound d E) compound e$

N

-methylpyrrolidone

( \epsilon = 32 )

(d)
$Sodium chloride, an ionic compound, should be most soluble in which solvent? ( = dielectric constant) (a) hexane ( \epsilon = 2 ) (b) acetone ( \epsilon = 19 ) (c) N -methylpyrrolidone ( \epsilon = 32 ) (d) \text { N., } \text {-dimethylformamide }(\epsilon=37) (e) dimethylsulfoxide ( \epsilon = 47 ) A) compound a B) compound b C) compound c D) compound d E) compound e$

\text { N., } \text {-dimethylformamide }(\epsilon=37)

(e)
$Sodium chloride, an ionic compound, should be most soluble in which solvent? ( = dielectric constant) (a) hexane ( \epsilon = 2 ) (b) acetone ( \epsilon = 19 ) (c) N -methylpyrrolidone ( \epsilon = 32 ) (d) \text { N., } \text {-dimethylformamide }(\epsilon=37) (e) dimethylsulfoxide ( \epsilon = 47 ) A) compound a B) compound b C) compound c D) compound d E) compound e$
dimethylsulfoxide

( \epsilon = 47 )

A) compound a
B) compound b
C) compound c
D) compound d
E) compound e

When Two Hydrocarbon Molecules (Such as Hexane), Initially Dissolved in Water

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