Chemistry, asked by anubhavkrishan9701, 1 year ago

why haloalkanes are not soluble in water but soluble in organic solvents?

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Answered by pt244017p4r8n2

because the forces of attraction between them are stronger and require more amount of energy

Answered by samiaiman343

haloalkanes cannot form hydrogen bonds with water. ... since vanderwaals forces are weak andthere is not much difference in forming these forces with other solvent molecules or haloalkanes, they are formed and hence haloalkanes aree soluble in organic solvents...

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