When writing a chemical equation, how do you indicate that a chemical is dissolved in a non-aqueous solvent?
For example, it would be inappropriate to write
X (aq)
when X is dissolved in benzene, since aq stands for "aqueous," implying water soluble. A previous answer provided the potential abbreviation (sol), but I wonder if that is actually correct/commonly used.
How would you indicate that X is dissolved in a non-aqueous solvent?
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