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What does it mean for a substance to be "Soluble"?

Cannot be dissolved in any solvent

Can be dissolved only in alcohol

Can be dissolved in any solvent

Soluble means that a substance is capable of being dissolved in a solvent. This means that a substance is able to mix with another substance, typically a liquid, to create a solution. Option A is incorrect because it states that a substance cannot be dissolved in any solvent, which is the opposite of solubility. Option B is incorrect because it restricts solubility to only alcohol, while option C states that a substance can be dissolved in any solvent. Finally, option D is incorrect because it also limits solubility to a specific solvent, water, when in reality a substance can be soluble in multiple solvents.

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Cannot be dissolved in water

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