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    why common salt dissolves in water but not in petrol

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    Remember! the substance which dissolve the another substance should have the high hydration energy than the lattice energy of a crystal [ like Nacl i.e. common salt]


    If you do not understand, then I'm trying to explain it in simple word.


    The inter-ionic force between Sodium ion & Chloride ion in Salt is easily get break up by the water, so salt dissolve in water


    But the petrol cannot break the bond between sodium ion & chloride ion, so salt does not get dissolve in petrol.


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