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how does non polar solute dissolve in non polar solvent?
How does non polar molecules dissolve?
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SUMMARY
Non-polar solutes dissolve in non-polar solvents through the principle of "like dissolves like," which means that substances with similar intermolecular forces will mix. The discussion emphasizes that non-polar molecules, such as hydrocarbons, interact through London dispersion forces, allowing them to disperse evenly in non-polar solvents. This process is driven by entropy, as the mixing increases the disorder of the system, leading to a more stable solution.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of intermolecular forces, specifically London dispersion forces
- Basic knowledge of solubility principles in chemistry
- Familiarity with non-polar molecules and solvents
- Concept of entropy in thermodynamics
- Research the role of London dispersion forces in solubility
- Study the concept of entropy and its impact on chemical reactions
- Explore examples of non-polar solutes and solvents in organic chemistry
- Investigate the implications of solubility principles in real-world applications, such as oil spills
Chemistry students, educators, and professionals in fields such as chemical engineering and materials science who are interested in the behavior of non-polar substances in various solvents.
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