Would mixtures of the following species be mutually soluble: $(i)$ $(i)$ potassium chloride, and methane; $(i i)$ $(ii)$ $K C l$ $KCl$ , and carbon tetrachloride; $(i i i)$ $(iii)$ potassium chloride, and water; $(i v)$ $(iv)$ methane, and carbon tetrachloride; $(v)$ $(v)$ methane, and water?

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Would mixtures of the following species be mutually soluble: $(i)$ $(i)$ potassium chloride, and methane; $(i i)$ $(ii)$ $K C l$ $KCl$ , and carbon tetrachloride; $(i i i)$ $(iii)$ potassium chloride, and water; $(i v)$ $(iv)$ methane, and carbon tetrachloride; $(v)$ $(v)$ methane, and water?

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Answer 1 · 2017-03-29T05:45:33

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$1. Potassium chloride and methane$ $"1. Potassium chloride and methane"$ , a volatile hydrocarbon, and an ionic solid. NOT MUTUALLY SOLUBLE.

$2. Potassium chloride and carbon tetrachloride$ $"2. Potassium chloride and carbon tetrachloride"$ , another (less) volatile hydrocarbon, and an ionic solid. NO.

$3. Potassium chloride and water$ $"3. Potassium chloride and water"$ , an ionic solid, and a strongly polar solvent. YES.

$4. Methane and carbon tetrachloride$ $"4. Methane and carbon tetrachloride"$ , a non-polar volatile organic halide, and another volatile hydrocarbon. PROBABLY.

$5. Methane and water$ $"5. Methane and water"$ , a non-polar volatile hydrocarbon, and water. NO. (Given water's properties as a solvent, there would be some minimal solubility of the gas in the water.)

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