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Which substance is the least likely to dissolve in water? A. Methanol (polar) B. Methane (gas) C. Vegetable oil (nonpolar) D. Table salt (ionic)

Which substance is the least likely to dissolve in water? A. Methanol (polar) B. Methane (gas) C. Vegetable oil (nonpolar) D. Table salt (ionic)
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Which substance is the least likely to dissolve in water?

A. Methanol (polar)
B. Methane (gas)
C. Vegetable oil (nonpolar)
D. Table salt (ionic)

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Answer:

Vegetable oil

Step-by-step explanation:

because it is nonpolar object

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