Why are most salts more soluble in water than in benzene?

Group of answer choices

A) Benzene is aromatic, and thus very stable

B) The dipole moment of water can help compensate for the loss of ionic bonding when the salt dissolves

C) The molecular mass of water is similar to the atomic mass of most ions

D) In order to dissolve a salt in benzene, the strong intermolecular attractions present in benzene must be disrupted