Which chemical(s) can safely be poured down the sink?Select one:OA. NaOHB. NaOH and KHP, at the equivalence pointC. NaOH and salicylic acid, at the equivalence pointNone of A-CO All of A-C Decide if the following statements regarding aspirin are True or False:i. Currently, the only way scientists can obtain salicylic aspirin is from plants.ii. The synthetic process of acetylation can convert salicylic acid to acetylsalicylic.iii. Old aspirin is more likely to have more salicylic acid content than freshly manufacturedaspirin.Select one:O True, False, FalseO False, True, FalseFalse, True, TrueO All are true

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Which chemical(s) can safely be poured down the sink?
Select one:
OA. NaOH
B. NaOH and KHP, at the equivalence point
C. NaOH and salicylic acid, at the equivalence point
None of A-C
O All of A-C

Decide if the following statements regarding aspirin are True or False:
i. Currently, the only way scientists can obtain salicylic aspirin is from plants.
ii. The synthetic process of acetylation can convert salicylic acid to acetylsalicylic.
iii. Old aspirin is more likely to have more salicylic acid content than freshly manufactured
aspirin.
Select one:
O True, False, False
O False, True, False
False, True, True
O All are true

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