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8. Which of the following is soluble in water? Why?
(Explain based on intermolecular force
A) oil
B) wood
6. Solubility is the ability of a:
A) solute to dissolve in a solvent
B) solute to absorb a solvent
C) solvent to make a solution invisible
7. Complete this: A.
A) sand and rock
B) sugar and vinegar.
C) salt and pepper
D) oil and water
8. What kind of mixture will be formed in the following? (1
1
dissolves in a
11
9. To check if certain materials will dissolve, Kathleen adds them to water. She stirs the water
before leaving for an hour and returning. She notices what follows:
III
(C) sand
D) coffee
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11.
III.
IV.
In no more than one sentence, briefly describe the findings in terms of your understanding
of intermolecular forces.
Set up
IV
to make a solution (-
Result (soluble
or not soluble)
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