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366 APPENDICESP henomenexSOLVENT MISCIBILITY TABLES olvent Polarity ChartRelativeCompoundGroupRepresentative SolventPolarityFormulaCompoundsR - HAlkanesPetroleum ethers,ligroin, hexanesAr - HAromaticsToluene, benzeneR - O - REthersDiethyl etherR - XAlkyl halidesTetrachloromethane,chloroformR - COORE stersEthyl acetateR - CO - RAldehydesAcetone, methyl ethyland ketonesketoneR - NH2 AminesPyridine, triethylamineR - OHAlcoholsMethanol, ethanol,isopropanol, butanolR - COHN2 AmidesDimethylformamideR - COOHC arboxylic acidsEthanoic acidH - OHWaterWaterNonpolarPolarIncreasing Polarity

R - OH Alcohols Methanol, ethanol, isopropanol, butanol R - COHN 2 Amides Dimethylformamide R - COOH Carboxylic acids Ethanoic acid H - OH Water Water Nonpolar Polar Increasing Polarity. Title: 363-400[appendices].p65 Author: Billh Created Date:

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