Chemistry, asked by hemu2638, 11 months ago

Why is sodium chloride soluble in water but not in kerosene and petrol?

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Answered by vipin55

The reason for this is because sodium os polar in nature but kerosene and petrol is non-polar so polar only soluble in polar hence it doesn't dissolve in it.

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