Posted by Chelsea on Sunday, September 13, 2009 at 8:44pm.
I wouldn't think benzophenone to be that polar; therefore, I would think it would be soluble in hexane.
1-octanol is insoluble in water (The Merck Index) therefore, probably soluble in hexane.
1-butanol; 9.1 mL soluble in 100 mL water @ 25 celsius according to The Merck Index. Miscible in ether; therefore, probably soluble (or at least partially soluble) in hexane.
Methyl alcohol. According to The Merck Index, MeOH is miscible with benzene; therefore, I would think it would be soluble in hexane
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