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WHY HYDROGEN IS NOT SOLUBLE IN WATER?
WHY HYDROGEN IS NOT SOLUBLE IN WATER?
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The hydrogen gas is a neutral covalent molecule which has no certain dipole moment and so it generally behaves as a non polar molecule and so it is not easily soluble in polar water. However sometimes it gets weakly soluble due to the moderately high polarizibility.
Dear student!
The hydrogen gas is a neutral covalent molecule which has no certain dipole moment and so it generally behaves as a non polar molecule and so it is not easily soluble in polar water. However sometimes it gets weakly soluble due to the moderately high polarizibility.
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