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Water is the most common polar solvent. All of the following will dissolve, or be soluble, in water except _________.

a. wax, which is made up of atoms that share electrons equally

b. soap, which has molecules with one charged end and one uncharged end

c. salt, which is made up of atoms that separate into charged ions when added to solutions

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love2217
ANSWER i believe it's A. wax, which is made up of atoms that share electrons equally
AbhiGhost
For substance to be soluble in other substance, both substances must be either polar or non-polar. Wax/paraffin wax is non-polar and hence it's insoluble in water. Soap is polar as well non-polar hence it is slightly soluble in water.Salt is polar molecule hence highly soluble from all of the above. So option A.) wax, which is made up of atoms that share electrons equally is correct. Hope this helps!

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