Suppose you mix án unknown clear llgl ade quid floatS itop of the water as a separate layer. What is most likely true about the unknown liquid? Select one: O It is a polar liquid. O It is a non-polar liquid. O It is water. O It is more dense than water.

Suppose you mix án unknown clear llgl ade quid floatS itop of the water as a separate layer. What is most likely true about the unknown liquid? Select one: O It is a polar liquid. O It is a non-polar liquid. O It is water. O It is more dense than water.

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Chapter6: Covalent Bonding

Section6.11: Aromatic Compounds

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Suppose you mix an unknown clear liquid with water and the added liquid floats on top of the water as a separate layer.
What is most likely true about the unknown liquid?
Select one:
O It is a polar liquid.
O It is a non-polar liquid.
O It is water.
O It is more dense than water.

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