No
Explanation:
Not all organic substances are soluble in water and will not conduct electricity. Only polar organic compounds are soluble in water and will conduct electricity.
- The general rule of solubility is that like dissolves likes.
- Polar compounds will only dissolve other polar compounds too. Water is a polar solvent.
- Non-polar compounds will only dissolve in non-polar compounds too.
- Since water is a polar organic compound, only polar organic compounds will dissolve in it.
- Not all organic compounds are polar.
- When a compound dissolves in water, it produces ions that makes it able to conduct electricity.
- Fats and oil are insoluble in water
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Plant cells are affected as they begin to wilt and reduce photosynthesis
Answer:
C is the answer because since it's chemistry particles expanding would most likely be your answer
