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What is hexane both miscible and immiscible in?
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What is hexane both miscible and immiscible in?

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miscible in organic solvent like ethanol and immiscible in inorganic solvent like what what

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reason is because hydrocarbons that tend to have long chains are nonpolar and are soluble in organic solvents than inorganic solvents

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