MCQ
Non-polar solvent is
- ADimethyl sulphoxide
- ✓Carbon tetrachloride
- CAmmonia
- DEthyl alcohol
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Carbon tetrachloride
b
Due to its symmetrical structure, carbon tetrachloride $\left( CCl _4\right)$ is non - polar. Its non-polar nature makes it a suitable solvent for dissolving non-polar compounds. Carbon tetrachloride is convenient as a solvent for $NMR$ because it contains no protons, however, its poor dissolving power limits its usefulness.
Due to its symmetrical structure, carbon tetrachloride $\left( CCl _4\right)$ is non - polar. Its non-polar nature makes it a suitable solvent for dissolving non-polar compounds. Carbon tetrachloride is convenient as a solvent for $NMR$ because it contains no protons, however, its poor dissolving power limits its usefulness.
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