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NaCl, Corn Oil, Graphite, BaSO4, Kitty Litter, benzoyl peroxide, KNO3. Which of the following do you...

NaCl, Corn Oil, Graphite, BaSO4, Kitty Litter, benzoyl peroxide, KNO3. Which of the following do you predict will be soluble in water?

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water soluble compounds : NaCl , KNO3 , kitty litter ,

these only soluble . NaCl and KNO3 perfectly soluble in water. because they are ionic compouunds. kitty litter is used in bathroom cleaning so it is also water soluble

water insoluble compounds: reasons

1) BaSO4 it is not soluble in water but soluble in acids and bases

2) corn-oil bulk molecule is non polar so in soluble in water

3) graphite is insoluble in water due to non-polar hexagonal rings in graphite .

4 ) benzoyl peroxide only little amount soluble in water due to its unstability ------------------> note

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