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The solubility of sodium chloride organic solvent

Bruce Gordon  Follow
It is easy to understand that sodium chloride is easy to dissolve in water because water is a polar matter. From the table, the solubility is relatively large, such as methanol, ethanol, etc.It is glycerin, because the glycerin molecular structure contains triple hydroxyl, the most natural polarity.
On the other hand, sodium chloride is difficult to dissolve in non -polar solvents, such as toluene and hydrocarbons. More
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Allan Ashworth  Follow


The following figure is the solubility table of sodium chloride in common organic solvents.Sodium chloride is basically less than 0.001 grams in solvents in light hydrocarbons, but this is also related to the water content in the solvent.

Put the glasses on the 2nd floor and take a closer look.The solubility of sodium chloride in ethylene glycol is even higher than the solubility in its water, and the solubility in glycerin is also very high, but there is no data in the table.


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Chaise Murphy  Follow
I did n’t see the picture, I know that organic solvents are composed of many choch, and I have exposed to these things every day. More
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Chuck Smallman  Follow
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\u0026 nbsp; \u0026 nbsp; Do you understand organic solvents?Do you think organic solvents are petroleum products?
Tell you a basic common sense that the organic matter of the liquid state can be called an organic solvent for inorganic objects. More
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Bryan Michaels-Lex  Follow
This chart is from that information? More
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Brian White  Follow
Sodium chloride is insoluble in organic solvents (such as benzene)
gasoline, kerosene, diesel, insoluble More
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