Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in water? Why? 2. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in ethanol? Why? 3. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in chlorofomr? Why? 4. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in ether? Why?

Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in water? Why? 2. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in ethanol? Why? 3. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in chlorofomr? Why? 4. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in ether? Why?

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3. Is coconut oil soluble or insoluble in chlorofomr? Why?

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