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For each solute identify the better solvent: water or carbon tetrachloride Na2, I2, CCH2O, C6H6
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For each solute identify the better solvent: water or carbon tetrachloride

Na2, I2, CCH2O, C6H6

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NH3 = water (it is actually a water soluble gas)
C6H14 = CCl4 (C6H14 won't mix with water at all)
Na2S = water (Na2S is a salt. Salts dissolve best in water)
Br2 = CCl4, but it will also dissolve in water.
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