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Components (distilled water + ammonium chloride) (distilled water + naphthalene) (distilled water + urea)

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What are the ideas of these following components based on the idea of "like dissolves like"?

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(distilled water + ammonium chloride)
(distilled water + naphthalene)
(distilled water + urea)
(distilled water + copper (II) sulfate
(distilled water + sodium chloride)
(distilled water + ethanol)
(carbon tetrachloride + ammonium chloride)
(carbon tetrachloride + naphthalene)
(carbon tetrachloride + urea)
(carbon tetrachloride + copper (II) sulfate)
(carbon tetrachloride + sodium chloride)
(carbon tetrachloride + ethanol)
(iodine crystals + distilled water)
(iodine crystals + carbon tetrachloride)

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