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Paraffin (C25H52) is non-polar bond because it is not soluble in water which is a polar solvent, while it is soluble in mineral oil which is non-polar solvent.

(Polar substances and ionic substances dissolve in polar solvents and non-polar substances dissolve in non-polar solvents.)

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Vaseline is nonpolar. To prove to yourself that Vaseline is a nonpolar compound, simply try to mix it with water and see what happens.

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Non-polar because Vitamin A is fat soluble

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Word paraffins is used for alkanes and these are non polar due to presence of sigma bond present between them and it is a very strong bond and is difficult to break

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Parrafin wax is non-polar.

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Vitamin E is non-polar

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