How many of the following are soluble in in water?   CCl4           NaCl            C5H14            C12H22O11            LiI           NH4Cl     1     2     3     4     5     6

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Q: How many of the following are soluble in in water? CCl4 , NaCl , C5H14 ,C12H22O11 ,LiI ,NH4Cl

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