Why is rust (Fe2O3) not soluble in water? Why does it not dissolve with the like-dissolve-like theory? Explain using intermolecular forces.
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Step 1: When a substance dissolves in water, it is surrounded by water molecules due to the high interaction between the water molecules and the substance. Show more…
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