Which of the following equations describes what happens when CH₃OH(l)dissolves in water? A)CH₃OH(l)→ C(aq)+ 4H(aq)+ O(aq) B)CH₃OH(l)→ C²⁻(aq)+ 4H+(aq)+ O²⁻(aq) C)2CH₃OH(l)→ 2C(aq)+ 4H₂(aq)+ O₂(aq) D)CH₃OH(l)→ CH₃OH(aq) E)CH₃OH(l)+ H₂O(l)→ CH₅O₂H(l)

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The correct equation for dissolving CH₃OH (methanol) in water is simply the process of it becoming aqueous without breaking into ions or reacting with water to form new compounds. Methanol is a molecular compound and does not ionize in water.

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Which of the Following Equations Describes What Happens When CH₃OH(l)dissolves