Question

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when considering solutions of liquids in liquids, polar liquids are generally miscible with _.
select the correct answer below:
non - polar gases
semi - polar liquids
non - polar liquids
polar liquids

Explanation:

The principle "like dissolves like" applies. Polar liquids have dipole - dipole interactions. Polar liquids can interact with other polar liquids through similar intermolecular forces (dipole - dipole interactions), allowing them to mix (be miscible). Non - polar substances have London dispersion forces, which are different from the forces in polar liquids. Semi - polar is not a standard term in this context related to the solubility principle. And non - polar gases have different states (gas vs liquid) and different intermolecular forces compared to polar liquids. So polar liquids are miscible with polar liquids.

Answer:

D. polar liquids