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Which would be water-insoluble?Question 9Answera.Methanalb.Acetonec.Ethanald.Nonanal

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Which would be water-insoluble?Question 9Answera.Methanalb.Acetonec.Ethanald.Nonanal

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The water-insoluble substance among the options provided would be nonanal.

Here's why:

a. Methanal (Formaldehyde) - It is a polar molecule and hence, it is soluble in water.

b. Acetone - It is also a polar molecule and hence, it is soluble in water.

c. Ethanal (Acetaldehyde) - It is a polar molecule and hence, it is soluble in water.

d. Nonanal - It is a long chain aldehyde. Although it has a polar aldehyde group, the long hydrocarbon chain makes the molecule overall non-polar. Non-polar molecules are not soluble in polar solvents like water. Hence, nonanal is water-insoluble.

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