Chemistry, asked by anjali1065, 1 year ago

Why cyanides are water soluble while isocyanides are not?

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Answered by saranmass2349

Cyanides are polar in nature and form mostly ionic compounds. That is why they are soluble in water. Isocyanides are non-polar in nature and forms covalent bond. That is why they are insoluble in water

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Why cyanides are water soluble while isocyanides are not?​

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Why cyanides are water soluble while isocyanides are not?