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Which of the following are more likely to form a solution? (select all that apply) A) When both solute and solvent are polar B) When both solute and solvent are nonpolar C) When solute is polar and solvent
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Which of the following are more likely to form a solution? (select all that apply)

A) When both solute and solvent are polar
B) When both solute and solvent are nonpolar
C) When solute is polar and solvent is nonpolar
D) When solute is nonpolar and solvent is polar

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Answer:A and B

Step-by-step explanation:

A substance is said to be polar when it is having a dipole (a delocalised positive and negative charge) or it is ionic (dissociate into ions when dissolved in water)

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