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What is the solubility rule? What is a typical polar solvent? What is a typical non-polar solvent?

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Br
1
5
2
4
3
identify the carbon atoms which ...

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570.95 amu
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O
H3N-CH-CNH-CH-C-o
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CH2
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H
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Br
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2....

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