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NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Which of the following would not dissolve in water? C2H6 H2S CH3OH HCl

OpenStudy (raffle_snaffle):

WHich ones are polar? Those don't dissolve in water.

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Ok let me see.

OpenStudy (shaima):

HCl is known to be a strong acid, and H2 a non-polar gas which isn't soluble much in anything. So H-Cl CCl4 is an organic solvent that is non-polar, while AlCl3 is a lewis acid that dissolves readily in water, but also, unfortunately reacts with it pretty violently :) so AlCl3 it is CH3Cl (chloromethane) is polar, while CCl4 (as in the previous item) is non-polar, so chloromethane would be more soluble in water. CH3OH (methanol) is highly polar, and a lot like water, while dimethyl ether (H3COCH3 ) is much less polar... so methanol it is then. I guess this question is designed to ask about polarity of these molecules, and then the ones that are more polar are the ones more soluble in water.

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Thanks! H2S is polar, so thats the answer.

OpenStudy (kevin):

Polar is easily dissolve in water. So what you need is to find non polar C2H6 --> non polar (it's the answer) H2S --> polar CH3OH -->polar HCl --> polar

NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):

Oh, thanks Kevin. I guess Raffle_Shaffle had a typo....

OpenStudy (kevin):

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