Identify the reason for the solubility of polar solute in polar solvent from the following.

  • A
    solute - solute interactions,solute - solvent interactions and solvent - solvent interactions are of similar magnitude.
  • B
    solute - solute interactions $>$ solute - solvent interactions $>$ solvent - solvent interactions.
  • C
    solvent - solvent interactions $>$ solute - solvent interactions $>$ solute - solute interactions.
  • D
    solute - solvent interactions $>$ solute - solute interactions $>$ solvent - solvent interactions.

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