Soap is made of molecules with atoms that share electrons equally at one end and atoms that have a slight charge at the other end. Which of the following could be soluble in soap.

a. vegetable oil

b. water

c. ammonia

d. all of the above.

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Jarrett Esparza

Chemistry

12 July, 05:32

Soap is made of molecules with atoms that share electrons equally at one end and atoms that have a slight charge at the other end. Which of the following could be soluble in soap.

a. vegetable oil

b. water

c. ammonia

d. all of the above.

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Werner · Answer 1

Out of the choices given here, the one that could be soluble in soap is ammonia. The other choices are not soluble in soap. This will make the correct answer C.

Soap is made of molecules with atoms that share electrons equally at one end and atoms that have a slight charge at the other end. Which of the following could be soluble in soap.a. vegetable oilb. waterc. ammoniad. all of the above.

Soap is made of molecules with atoms that share electrons equally at one end and atoms that have a slight charge at the other end. Which of the following could be soluble in soap.

a. vegetable oil

b. water

c. ammonia

d. all of the above.