solubility in: compounds H2O Et20 5% NaOH 5% NaHCO3 5% HC1 Conc. H2SO4 comments 1. CH3CO2H; acetic acid (NOT TESTED SINCE - low C number, polar. Should dissolve in H20. e.g.(expected) pII < 5 SOLUBLE IN II20) 2. „NHCOCH3 S acctanilide (an amide) 3. LOH `CH3 o-cresol (a phenol) 4. H,C-ONH, p-toluidine (amine) 5. CII3CII2CII20II 6. CH; C-CH,(CH, ),CH, 2-heptanone (ketone) 7. CCH3 acctophenone 8. „CII-O benzaldehyde
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![solubility in:
compounds
H20
Et20
5% NaOH
5% NaHCO3 5% HCI Conc. H2SO4
comments
1. CH3CO2H; acetic acid
(NOT
- low C number, polar. Should dissolve in H20.
TESTED
SINCE
e.g.(expected)
pII < 5
SOLUBLE
IN
II20)
2.
S
NHCOCH3
acctanilide (an amide)
3.
OH
CH3
0-cresol (a phenol)
4.
H,CONH,
p-toluidine amine)
5. CII3CII2CII2OII
6.
CH; C-CH, (CH, ),CH,
| 2-heptanone (ketone)
7.
CCH3
acctophenone
8.
CII-O
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