Soap is made of molecules with atoms that share electrons equally at one end and atoms that have a slight charge at the other en

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Soap is made of molecules with atoms that share electrons equally at one end and atoms that have a slight charge at the other en

d. Which could be soluble in soap? A) ammonia, which is a polar substance with four slightly charged atoms. B) vegetable oil, which is a nonpolar substance with atoms that share electrons equally. C) both because soap is part polar and part nonpolar

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kicyunya [14] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-02T11:15:10+03:00

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Which could be soluble in soap?

Answer: Out of all the options presented above the one that represents which substance is soluble in soap is answer choice C) both because soap is part polar and part nonpolar.

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