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1. Given the following solvents and their dielectric constants: Hexane Benzene Ethanol Water b. Which solvents can dissolve non-polar molecules? Explain your answer. c. Which solvents can dissolve polar molecules? Explain your answer. 1.88 4.6 25 - 80

1. Given the following solvents and their dielectric constants: Hexane Benzene Ethanol Water b. Which solvents can dissolve non-polar molecules? Explain your answer. c. Which solvents can dissolve polar molecules? Explain your answer. 1.88 4.6 25 - 80

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1. Given the following solvents and their dielectric
constants:
Hexane
Benzene
Ethanol
Water
- 1.88
4.6
25
80
b. Which solvents can dissolve non-polar molecules?
Explain your answer.
c. Which solvents can dissolve polar molecules? Explain
your answer.

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