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Yes. Polar and Non-polar are gradual. For instance, for a bond, an electronegativity difference >1.7 is called ionic, and less than 1.7 is called non-ionic. But the difference is 51% bond polarity versus 50% bond polarity!!

There are London Dispersion Forces (a subset of van der Waals forces) which will always cause molecules to be attracted to each other. The lower the temperature the stronger the attraction. This even applies to helium, which can be condensed into a liquid at 4.2K.

substances that are polar and mix with water are a. hydrolied b. solutes c.hydrophilic d. hydrophobic

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In chemistry, the saying goes, "like dissolves like" with respect to polarities. Water, which is polar will mix/dissolve any polar substance. Salt (NaCl) is polar, and therefore it dissolves. All lipids (wax, oil, fat) are non-polar and do not mix with water.

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Polar substances are only attracted to polar substances. When talking about solvents and solutes, only polar solutes can dissolve in polar solvents. It is the same for Nonpolar solvents as well. So, I hope this helps! :-)

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Hardly.

Almost no sugar or salt in petrol and lots of them in water and bit less in ethanol.

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Two polar substances will mix as will two non-polar substances. However, a polar and a non-polar substance will not mix.

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Yes, but generally not as well as polar molecules mix with each other.

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You it is possible.However it is more favorable if you can mix a polar solution in a polar solution and a non-polar solution in another non-polar solution.

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No they don't

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Yes, it is possible.

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