Does graphite dissolve in cyclohexane

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Edwin Finch asked Sep 27, 2023

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Does graphite dissolve in cyclohexane

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Answer: Graphite is nonpolar carbon which associates with the nonpolar hexanes. The cellulose in the exposed paper contains polar regions that are attracted to the polar water.

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