1. Answer questions about solubility below ! a) Explain why polar solids have limited solubilities in water, whereas polarliquids may be miscible with water in all proportions b) Why is mercury(II) chloride more stable in benzene than in NaCl?

1. Answer questions about solubility below ! a) Explain why polar solids have limited solubilities in water, whereas polarliquids may be miscible with water in all proportions b) Why is mercury(II) chloride more stable in benzene than in NaCl?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter7: Molecular Structures

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