Chemistry, 06.10.2019 08:30 gagem1278

Why can't the following compounds form solutions?

na2so4 and benzene (c6h6)
nacl and hexane (c6h14)
h20 andccl4
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Why can't the following compounds form solutions?

na2so4 and benzene (c6h6)
nacl...