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Which of these substances most likely dissolve in water? Check all that apply.
paraffin, a nonpolar organic compound
glucose, a polar organic compound
silver nitrate, an ionic compound
methane, a nonpolar organic compound
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Glucose and silver nitrate.
- Glucose is polar and hydrogen-bonds with water, so it dissolves.
- Silver nitrate is ionic and dissociates into Ag+ and NO3− in water, so it dissolves.
- Paraffin and methane are nonpolar (paraffin is a nonpolar hydrocarbon, methane is a nonpolar gas) and are essentially insoluble in water.
- Glucose is polar and hydrogen-bonds with water, so it dissolves.
- Silver nitrate is ionic and dissociates into Ag+ and NO3− in water, so it dissolves.
- Paraffin and methane are nonpolar (paraffin is a nonpolar hydrocarbon, methane is a nonpolar gas) and are essentially insoluble in water.
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