Math, asked by alimumshad6, 10 months ago

how do the materials differ from insoluble material

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Due to decomposition of molecules with solvent.

Or the gaps between molecules.

Answered by satishrishabh5505

Answer:

soluble substances are those substances that get easily dissolved in a solvent. insoluble substances are the substance which cannot be dissolved in a solvent.

Step-by-step explanation:

the difference in solubility of various substance is due to their polarity

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how do the materials differ from insoluble material