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Methane, CH4, is highly soluble in water because hydrogen bonding can occur between ammonia molecules and water molecules.rnrnquestion 9 options:rn truern false
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False. Methane (CH4) is actually not highly soluble in water. While water is a polar molecule capable of hydrogen bonding, methane is a nonpolar molecule. The lack of polarity in methane prevents it from forming significant attractive interactions with water molecules, resulting in poor solubility.
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