The compound iodine monofluoride (IF) would dissolve best in,

Question

The compound iodine monofluoride (IF) would dissolve best in, (A) octane, C8H18(l) (B) carbon disulphide, CS2(l) (C) benzene, C6H6(l) (D) methanol, CH3OH(l)

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I - F is an ionic solid, thus it has a bond moment. Therefore, it is polar and dissolves best in polar solvents. Methanol is a polar solvent.

Q. The compound iodine monofluoride $(I F)$ would dissolve best in,

octane, $C_{8} H_{18 (l)}$

carbon disulphide, $C S_{2 (l)}$

benzene, $C_{6} H_{6 (l)}$

methanol, $C H_{3} O H_{(l)}$

$I - F$ is an ionic solid, thus it has a bond moment. Therefore, it is polar and dissolves best in polar solvents. Methanol is a polar solvent.

Q. The compound iodine monofluoride (IF) would dissolve best in,

octane, C8​H18(l)​

carbon disulphide, CS2(l)​

benzene, C6​H6(l)​

methanol, CH3​OH(l)​