5% HCl solution: polar 1. Cyclohexane: immiscible (all) Cyclohexane is a clear, colorless solution that gives off a strong odor. It is immiscible in water, because cyclohexane is a hydrocarbon, and hydrocarbons are known to be nonpolar compounds. Carbon atoms in cyclohexane form a hexagonal shape, with carbon to carbon bonds on both sides and 2 hydrogen bonds on each carbon atom. The electronegativity of carbon and hydrogen are almost equal, therefore making it a nonpolar covalent bonded molecule. It is also hydrophobic. (http://creationwiki.org/Cyclohexane) Cyclohexane also has a relatively high melting point, 80.7 C, and a higher boiling point means that the intermolecular forces between cyclohexane are very strong. Cyclohexane is also insoluble in 5% NaOH solution and 5% HCl solution, because these two are polar solvents, and solubility rules state that like dissolves like. 2. DCM: immiscible (all) DCM is a clear, colorless solution that gives off a sweet mild odor and is non-flammable. Although it is a polar substance, it is still immiscible in water. The solubility of DCM is low because DCM lacks the ability to hydrogen bond. (https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091112001941AAedeGw) With poor hydrogen bonding, its molecules will not break apart and form bonds with/dissolve in water (although, it is not entirely insoluble in water). (https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/38137/dichloromethane-solubility-in-water) DCM is also much denser than water, hence the formation of two separate layers, with DCM at the bottom. DCM is also immiscible with 5% NaOH solution and 5% HCL solution because even though both solvents are highly polar, DCM only dissolves in most mid- to low-polarity organics very well. (https://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~hultin/chem2220/Support/solvents_and_reagents.pdf) 3. Ethanol: miscible (all) Ethanol is a clear, colorless solution that gives off a mild odor. 4. Phenol: immiscible (all, except 5% NaOH solution) 5. Benzoic acid: insoluble (all, except 5% NaOH solution) 6. Ethyl acetate: miscible (all) 7. Ethylamine: miscible (all, except 5% NaOH solution)