You have been provided with a non-polar liquid and are trying to determine whether it is hydrophilic or hydrophobic. You place one milliliter of the substance into a
beaker filled halfway with water. Describe what will happen next.

Explanation:

Non-polar liquids are liquids that have covalent bonds in which the shared electrons are shared equally. The molecules of these liquids are repelled by the molecules of water and hence do not dissolve in water. Thus, non-polar liquid are hydrophobic (water dislike/insoluble in water).

When one milliliter of the substance is placed into a beaker filled halfway with water, the substance will be seen "compact" (not dissolving nor interacting) in the beaker of water.

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