Naphthalene and quinazoline are both aromatic compounds that have a similar structure. Naphthalene is practically insoluble in water while quinazoline, despite having a similar molar mass, is completely miscible with water. Identify the main reason that explains the difference in solubility in water.

Quinazoline is more soluble in water because it has the most similar intermolecular force to water. 

Quinazoline is more soluble in water because it has more carbons.

Quinazoline is more soluble in water because it has a more similar size to water.

Quinazoline is more soluble in water because it has more hydrogens.