Would the following compounds be more soluble in hexane (nonpolar) or water (polar)given the chemical formulas?a) Na:SO,b) CH3-NH2c) nonane (nonpolar)

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Would the following compounds be more soluble in hexane (nonpolar) or water (polar) given the chemical formulas? a) Na:SO, b) CH3-NH2 c) nonane (nonpolar)