Consider a saturated solution of benzoic acid in water. Dichloromethane (a non-polar solvent) was added to the aqueous mixture, and the resulting mixture was mixed. After a while, a formation of two layers was observed. Given the structure of benzoic acid. Which of the following statements is TRUE? H ... H. H. benzoic acid A Benzoic acid will remain in the aqueous layer. B Benzoic acid will react to form sodium benzoate. Benzoic acid will be more soluble in the dichloromethane layer. Benzoic acid will crystallize in the aqueous layer.

Consider a saturated solution of benzoic acid in water. Dichloromethane (a non-polar solvent) was added to the aqueous mixture, and the resulting mixture was mixed. After a while, a formation of two layers was observed. Given the structure of benzoic acid. Which of the following statements is TRUE? H ... H. H. benzoic acid A Benzoic acid will remain in the aqueous layer. B Benzoic acid will react to form sodium benzoate. Benzoic acid will be more soluble in the dichloromethane layer. Benzoic acid will crystallize in the aqueous layer.

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Chapter4: Acids And Bases

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