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18. The following will result in complete miscibility in a) the molecular size of the solute is greater than that of the solvent. b) the molecular sise of the solute is the same as that of the solvent. c) the solute molecules are much smaller than the solvent molecules. d) solute molecules are accommodated in the spaces on the solvent lattice.

          18. The following will result in complete miscibility in
a) the molecular size of the solute is greater than that of the solvent.
b) the molecular sise of the solute is the same as that of the solvent.
c) the solute molecules are much smaller than the solvent molecules.
d) solute molecules are accommodated in the spaces on the solvent lattice.

18. The following will result in complete miscibility in
a) the molecular size of the solute is greater than that of the solvent.
b) the molecular sise of the solute is the same as that of the solvent.
c) the solute molecules are much smaller than the solvent molecules.
d) solute molecules are accommodated in the spaces on the solvent lattice.

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World of Chemistry

Steven S.Zumdahl, Susan L.Zumdahl,… 1st Edition

Chapter 17

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Miscibility refers to the ability of two substances to mix in all proportions, forming a homogeneous solution. This property depends on various factors, including the molecular size, polarity, and interactions between the molecules of the solute and solvent. Show more…

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18. The following will result in complete miscibility in a) the molecular size of the solute is greater than that of the solvent. b) the molecular sise of the solute is the same as that of the solvent. c) the solute molecules are much smaller than the solvent molecules. d) solute molecules are accommodated in the spaces on the solvent lattice.