General Mechanism of Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution
Napthalene di...
Question
Napthalene dissolves in kerosene because napthalene and kerosene are respectively:
A
Polar and non polar
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B
Polar and Polar
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C
Non polar and non polar
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D
Non polar and polar
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Solution
The correct option is C Non polar and non polar Because naphthalene is a non-polar compound, so it can only dissolve in non polar solvent like kerosene. As both Kerosene and Naphthalene are non-polar the attract each other and hence, are miscible.