Shown below is the structure of Lidocaine, a well-known local anesthetic. As it contains an amine it can undergo acid base reactions.HHHCILidocaineWhich form, neutral or protonated, do you think is most soluble in water and explain why?

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Shown below is the structure of Lidocaine, a well-known local anesthetic. As it contains an amine it can undergo acid base reactions. HCI Lidocaine Which form, neutral or protonated, do you think is most soluble in water and explain why?