Fill in the lable below with as appropriate to rank tne expected nydrophilicity eac illustrated molecules under the given conditions, with 1 being the most hydrophilic and 3 being the least hydrophilic. If any compound is expected to be hydrophobic under all conditions, write that in every box in that row. If any compound is expected to be hydrophilic under all conditions, write that in every box in that row. Lastly, justify your responses in every case with a brief and specific rationale. Molecule pH 2 pH 7 pH 13 H3C. CH3

Fill in the lable below with as appropriate to rank tne expected nydrophilicity eac illustrated molecules under the given conditions, with 1 being the most hydrophilic and 3 being the least hydrophilic. If any compound is expected to be hydrophobic under all conditions, write that in every box in that row. If any compound is expected to be hydrophilic under all conditions, write that in every box in that row. Lastly, justify your responses in every case with a brief and specific rationale. Molecule pH 2 pH 7 pH 13 H3C. CH3

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

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