13.11 Which member of each pair is more soluble in water? Why?(a) CH;CH,OCH,CH3(1) or CH;CH,OCH3(g)(b) CH,Cl,(1) or CCl,(1)CH2CH2(c)CH2.H,CCH2orH2CCH2CH2`CHcyclohexanetetrahydropyran

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13.11 Which member of each pair is more soluble in water? Why? (a) CH;CH,OCH,CH3(1) or CH;CH,OCH3(g) (b) CH,Cl,(1) or CCl,(1) CH2 CH2 (c) CH2. H,C CH2 or H2C CH2 CH2 `CH cyclohexane tetrahydropyran