Solubility- hexachlorobenzene Q1)Using the Lewis structures of the molecule and water, identify and label areas of intermolecular attraction. ▪More than one water molecule should be shown ▪Label the type of IM forces present b)Using the Lewis structures of the molecule and a nonpolar solvent (e.g., hexane), identify and label areas of intermolecular attraction. c)explain the solubility (or lack thereof) of your molecule in water. When available, use solubility data (at the same temperature) to support your explanation. d)explain the solubility (or lack thereof) of your molecule in nonpolar solvents. When available, use solubility data (at the same temperature) to support your explanation. e)when dissolved in water, qualitatively discuss whether the molecule is a strong electrolyte, weak electrolyte, or nonelectrolyte. Please answer very soon will give rating surely All questions answers needed
Solubility- hexachlorobenzene
Q1)Using the Lewis structures of the molecule and water, identify and label areas of intermolecular attraction.
▪More than one water molecule should be shown
▪Label the type of IM forces present
b)Using the Lewis structures of the molecule and a nonpolar solvent (e.g., hexane), identify and label areas of intermolecular attraction.
c)explain the solubility (or lack thereof) of your molecule in water. When available, use solubility data (at the same temperature) to support your explanation.
d)explain the solubility (or lack thereof) of your molecule in nonpolar solvents. When available, use solubility data (at the same temperature) to support your explanation.
e)when dissolved in water, qualitatively discuss whether the molecule is a strong electrolyte, weak electrolyte, or nonelectrolyte.
Please answer very soon will give rating surely
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