Fill out the following table indicating in each cell whether the combination makes solution (soluble) or not (insoluble). Four explanations, please. Use the language of IMFS. H2O(I) CSH12(1) NANO3(s) C6H6(1)

Fill out the following table indicating in each cell whether the combination makes solution (soluble) or not (insoluble). Four explanations, please. Use the language of IMFS. H2O(I) CSH12(1) NANO3(s) C6H6(1)

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NaNO3 and H2O are soluble polar molecules

Benzane and Pentane are soluble nonpolar molecules

Other combinations are insoluble.

Please help explain the IMF's between each of the four combinations:

"There are five types of intermolecular forces: ion-dipole forces, ion-induced-dipole forces, dipole-dipole forces, dipole-induced dipole forces and induced dipole forces."

Fill out the following table indicating in each cell whether the combination makes solution (soluble)
or not (insoluble).
Four explanations, please. Use the language of IMFS.
H2O(I)
CSH12(1)
NANO3(s)
C6H6(1)

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