Is Ethylene Glycol polar or non polar?

Answer 1

Part of Ethanol is polar, part is non-polar. This property allows ethanol to be miscible in both polar and non-polar substances.

Answer 2

Ethylene Glycol is a polar molecule due to its asymmetrical structure and the presence of polar hydroxyl (-OH) groups, which create uneven charge distribution. This polarity allows ethylene glycol to dissolve in polar solvents such as water.

Answer 3

Ethanol contains both polar and nonpolar parts so it can combine with pretty much anything. Like Water(polar) or Vegetable oil(nonpolar)

Answer 4

No, ethyl alcohol is not considered non-polar. It is considered polar because it contains a polar hydroxyl group, which is considered polar.

Answer 5

Ethanol, or ethyl alcohol, is a polar molecule, due to the hydroxyl group.

Answer 6

Like other hydrocarbons ethane is nonpolar.

Answer 7

Ethanol and glycerol are both polar molecules.

Answer 8

Ethanol is a polar molecule due to the fact it has a highly electronegative atom (oxygen) on the terminal carbon which makes that side of the molecule delta- and the other side delta+

Answer 9

Ethanol molecule has two parts: one is polar (-OH) and another is not polar (C2H5-).

Answer 10

Polar and hydrogen bonding.