Compound A was added to water and determined to be insoluble. Sodium hydroxide was added which formed conjugate base B and the solid dissolved. OH A B a) Sodium hydroxide removes an H from A to form the conjugate base B. Why is B soluble in water, but A is not? b) If HCI is added to neutralize the solution and convert B back to A, what would be observed in terms of solubility?

Compound A was added to water and determined to be insoluble. Sodium hydroxide was added which formed conjugate base B and the solid dissolved. OH A B a) Sodium hydroxide removes an H from A to form the conjugate base B. Why is B soluble in water, but A is not? b) If HCI is added to neutralize the solution and convert B back to A, what would be observed in terms of solubility?

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