After the benzoate ion is separated from methyl benzoate because of their differences in solubility, what happens when HCI is added to the benzoate ion dissolved in water? HCI donates a proton to the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is not soluble in water OHCI accepts a proton from the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is not soluble in water OHCI donates a proton to the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is soluble in water HCI accepts a proton from the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is soluble in water

After the benzoate ion is separated from methyl benzoate because of their differences in solubility, what happens when HCI is added to the benzoate ion dissolved in water? HCI donates a proton to the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is not soluble in water OHCI accepts a proton from the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is not soluble in water OHCI donates a proton to the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is soluble in water HCI accepts a proton from the benzoate ion, resulting in benzoic acid, which is soluble in water

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter11: Solving Equilibrium Problems For Complex Systems

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