Science, asked by t2nijavipilly, 1 year ago

covalent compounds soluble in water

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Covalent compounds that are not soluble in water contain molecules that are not attracted by water molecules. So, the water molecules stay together and the oil molecules stay together. The forces of attraction between molecules in solid covalent compounds are much weaker than those that hold ionic solids together.

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