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Chemical Properties of Noble Gases

Solubility in...

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Solubility in water is very high for :

A

N e

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H e

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A r

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X e

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Solution

The correct option is D $X e$
Solubility is due to dipole-induced dipole interaction which increases with surface area, Therefore solubility in water is very high for xenon.

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