The structures of cyclohexane and benzene are shown below.
It is logical to expect that these liquids are:
A)miscible because of their similar structures and sizes
B)miscible because they contain the same number of carbon atoms
C)immiscible because benzene, with half as many hydrogen atoms, has less hydrogen bonding than cyclohexane
D)immiscible because one molecule is polar and the other nonpolar
E)immiscible because both molecules have ring structures

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The structures of cyclohexane and benzene are shown below. 
 It is logical to expect that these liquids are:
A)miscible because of their similar structures and sizes 
B)miscible because they contain the same number of carbon atoms 
C)immiscible because benzene, with half as many hydrogen atoms, has less hydrogen bonding than cyclohexane 
D)immiscible because one molecule is polar and the other nonpolar 
E)immiscible because both molecules have ring structures

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The Answer of The structures of cyclohexane and benzene are shown below. 
 It is logical to expect that these liquids are:
A)miscible because of their similar structures and sizes 
B)miscible because they contain the same number of carbon atoms 
C)immiscible because benzene, with half as many hydrogen atoms, has less hydrogen bonding than cyclohexane 
D)immiscible because one molecule is polar and the other nonpolar 
E)immiscible because both molecules have ring structures

The Structures of Cyclohexane and Benzene Are Shown Below