Solubility of Ions and Molecules: Understanding Dissolution in Water

Mar 04, 2025

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Explore the ionic and nonpolar nature of substances like CuCl2 and iodine, and how they interact with water. Investigate the role of electron movement in solubility and the influence of polarity. Learn about detergents with polar head and nonpolar tail.

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Solubility of Ions and Molecules: Understanding Dissolution in Water

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Cu+Cl2 is IONIC How does it happen that it HIGHLY dissolved in the H2O?
Iodine is NONPOLAR How is it that it SLIGHTLY dissolved in the H2O? (hint: do electrons have unequal movement within a molecule regardless of their polarity????)
detergent • Has a polar side head • Has a nonpolar tail
detergent nonpolar stuff