is barium chloride insoluble in kerosene
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yes because of increasing in size go in down
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Yes, Barium Chloride is insoluble in kerosene. This is because kerosene is a non-polar organic solvent.
Explanation:
- On the other hand water is a very polar solvent. Since Barium Chloride is a polar compound it only dissolves in other polar solvents.
- Since kerosene oil is a non-polar substance Barium Chloride being a polar substance does not dissolve in it.
- The presence of polarity in water is due to The one pair of electrons over Oxygen and the electropositivity of hydrogen.
- But there is likely electronegativity difference between carbon and hydrogen in the kerosene molecules, hence it is a nonpolar substance.
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