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Dictionary » I » Insoluble InsolubleDefinition adjective (1) Of or pertaining to something that cannot be dissolved, or solved. (2) Having the quality of being difficult to solve or explain; insolvable.
Insoluble is often applied to compounds that are poorly soluble or do not readily dissolve in a particular solvent; e.g. oil is insoluble in water.
Related forms: insolubility (noun), insolubly (adverb).
Compare: soluble.
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