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Why is it important that some substances won’t be solubilized in water?
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Why is it important that some substances won’t be solubilized in water?

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They are not polar

Step-by-step explanation:

For a substance to be soluble in water, the substance should have H+ and OH- ions and hydrogen bonds. for example ethanol (C²H⁵OH)

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