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Polar molecules can interact with the partial positive and partially negative part of polar solvents such water forming dipole dipole interactions and hence, can dissolve in water. Non-polar solute particles dissolve in non polar solvents such as cyclohexane through interactions such as Van Der Waals forces.

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