Which of these compounds will be most soluble in aqueous 0.1 M NaOH? The solubility of a compound is enhanced by favourable non-covalent interactions with the water. A deprotonation reaction is possible for one of these compounds that leads to an ionic compound. Ions have very strong non-covalent interactions with water. Select one: O₂N CO₂H

Which of these compounds will be most soluble in aqueous 0.1 M NaOH? The solubility of a compound is enhanced by favourable non-covalent interactions with the water. A deprotonation reaction is possible for one of these compounds that leads to an ionic compound. Ions have very strong non-covalent interactions with water. Select one: O₂N CO₂H

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