Why methanol is soluble in acetone

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Why methanol is soluble in acetone? This is a great question. The reason why methanol is soluble is a acetone is mainly because it is "Non-polar". Non-polar is what makes the acetone soluble to methanol. So it can basically go in circles.

~Jurgen

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