The
structure of an individual molecule will determine which substance will dissolve.
<u>Option: A</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Once a solvent disintegrates, the single atoms, molecules or ions communicate with the solvent, become solved, and are able to diffuse in the solution independently. However, this is not a unidirectional method. When the molecule or ion collides with the surface of an undissolved solute particle, it may bind to the particle in a method called crystallization.
The concentration units or structure are used to define the degree to which a solvent is soluble. A solution can be categorized as hydrophilic (water-loving), implying it has an electrostatic water-looking attraction, or hydrophobic (water-fearing), implying it repels water. A hydrophilic material is polar, and mostly includes groups of O–H or N–H that can shape water bonds.
