3. Suppose a student is doing Part C of the experiment. The student gets to the point where all the6 M HCI has been added, but no precipitate of aspirin forms. What should the student de nowanU to noileola. Conclude that the original sample contained no aspirin.b. Add more HCl even though the directions do not call for it.c. Stir the liquid to which the HCl has been added.Explain your answer:

As stiring will cause H+ to move add by binding to aspirine formes precipitate.

3. Suppose a student is doing Part C of the experiment. The student gets to the point where all the 6 M HCI has been added, but no precipitate of aspirin forms. What should the student do novia U to nolloidesbi.5 a. Conclude that the original sample contained no aspirin. b. Add more HCl even though the directions do not call for it. c. Stir the liquid to which the HCI has been added. Explain your answer:

3. Suppose a student is doing Part C of the experiment. The student gets to the point where all the 6 M HCI has been added, but no precipitate of aspirin forms. What should the student do novia U to nolloidesbi.5 a. Conclude that the original sample contained no aspirin. b. Add more HCl even though the directions do not call for it. c. Stir the liquid to which the HCI has been added. Explain your answer:

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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