(5) Hexanes and ethyl acetate are the two components used to modulate solvent composition.Draw the structures of these compounds using ChemDraw and paste here. Which of these ismore polar and which of these is less polar?(6) Why is it called "hexanes" and not simply "hexane"?

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(5) Hexanes and ethyl acetate are the two components used to modulate solvent composition. Draw the structures of these compounds using ChemDraw and paste here. Which of these is more polar and which of these is less polar? (6) Why is it called "hexanes" and not simply "hexane"?