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Component A Component B Functional Group Combustiblity Molecular Mass Alcohol Functional Group Alkane Combustiblity Positive Positive 230 g/mol Molecular Mass 230 g/mol Reaction with Change in Odor (Acidic Odour) Reaction with No definite change KMN04 KMN04

Component A Component B Functional Group Combustiblity Molecular Mass Alcohol Functional Group Alkane Combustiblity Positive Positive 230 g/mol Molecular Mass 230 g/mol Reaction with Change in Odor (Acidic Odour) Reaction with No definite change KMN04 KMN04

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  • Component A is more soluble in water compared to Component B
  • Component B is more soluble in water compared to Component A
  • Component A and B has the same solubility in water
  • Solubility in water cannot be determined
 
Component A Component B Functional Group Combustiblity Molecular Mass Reaction with Alcohol Functional Group Alkane Positive Combustiblity Positive |230 g/mol | 230 g/mol Molecular Mass Change in Odor (Acidic Odour) Reaction with No definite change KMN04 KMN04 From the given table, what is the possible conclusion about the solubility in water of Component A and B?
Transcribed Image Text:Component A Component B Functional Group Combustiblity Molecular Mass Reaction with Alcohol Functional Group Alkane Positive Combustiblity Positive |230 g/mol | 230 g/mol Molecular Mass Change in Odor (Acidic Odour) Reaction with No definite change KMN04 KMN04 From the given table, what is the possible conclusion about the solubility in water of Component A and B?
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