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kakasveta [241]
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Quiz the solubility constant of your compound depends on the amount of hydrogen bonds formed between the compound molecules and

the solvent the intermolecular forces present in crystals and those established between the compound molecules and the solvent the intermolecular forces present in the crystals only, independently of which solvent is used the intensity of forces established between the solvent molecules
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