Posted by alexis on Monday, July 21, 2008 at 7:14pm.
I don't understand your nomenclature (you appear to have omitted the subscripts) but use the same answer from your last post. Like dissolves like. Wouldn't you expect toluene to be more like polystyrene than ethanol or water?
why? aren't they all polar, does it depend on how polar each compound is?
yes and yes.
Water is polar, ethanol is a little less polar, and toluene is only slightly polar (next to hexane which is non-polar).
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