Polarity and Dissolving in Chemistry 

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This is the best that i could find on RU-vid on Polar solubility

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Thank you! Now i understand why polar and non polar don't mix

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2) DOES IN EVERY REACTION WE HAVE TO GIVE ENERGY TO MAKE THEM UNSTABLE TO REACT THEM.

Good video but please note that the hydrophilic end of the soap is the 'head not the 'tail'

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The interaction between non polar molecules is more due to london dispersion forces than to a favourable change in entropy for the mixing, right? Don't a mixing of polar and non polar molecules are also favored by entropy?

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QUESTION 1 1) WHY DOES THE TWO NOPOLAR COMPOUND REACT BY ITSELF IF THE ELEMENTS IN THEM HAVE FULFILLED ITS VALENCY AND ARE STABLE.

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BUT SIR TWO QUESTION I HAVE CAN YOU ANSWER THEM.

First time I’ve heard anyone refer to an element (in this Case oxygen) as HIM or HE. This guy’s thinking seems affected by those polo necks he’s wearing. 😂

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just realizing that you are writing backwards and reversed, wow edit: nevermind you just flip the footage. :(

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