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13 April, 18:18

Acetone and water are miscible. Acetone and hexane are also miscible. What is the possible explanation for their miscibilities, considering that water and hexane are immiscible?

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  1. 13 April, 19:39
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    The question ask to state the possible explanation for the miscibility and considering that water and hexane are immiscible and the best explanations is that t he C=O bond makes acetone miscible and the C-C-C chain makes it miscible with hexane. The C=O is polar with water, and the C-C-C is non polar with hexane (like dissolves like). However, Hexane is non-polar and water is polar, so hexane is immiscible in wate
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