AP Chemistrymediummcq1 pt
Which combination of solute and solvent would most likely dissolve?
A.NaCl in water
B.Oil in water
C.I₂ in water
D.Sugar in hexane
Explanation
Core Concept
Like dissolves like: ionic NaCl and polar water both involve charge interactions, and ion–dipole forces stabilize the dissolved ions.
Correct Answer
ANaCl in water
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