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Many electrovalent or ionic compounds and same non-electrolytes such as organic compounds get readily dissolved in water-why?

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  • Which compound is non -electrolyte ?

    A
    `CCl_4`
    B
    NaCl
    C
    `CuSO_4`
    D
    Ammonium Chloride

  • Ionic compounds are insoluble in non-polar solvent because

    A
    The dielectric constant of the solvent is high
    B
    Their dipole moment is high
    C
    They do not get ionised very easily
    D
    They do not form ion-solvent complex

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