Chemistry, 22.07.2019 09:30 npatony

Which of the species would be expected to be the most miscible in benzene (c6h6)? 1. decane, c10h22 2. hydrogen fluoride, hf 3. methanol, ch3oh 4. silicon dioxide, sio2 5. sugar, c6h12o6?

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