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1. why is phosphoric acid needed in the synthesis of aspirin?
2.what would happen if the phosphoric acid is left out?
15 years ago

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HH
can anyone help me with the following question?
1. why is phosphoric acid needed in the synthesis of aspirin?
2.what would happen if the phosphoric acid is left out?
15 years ago
Joy
It is needed as a catalyst. If it is left out, the reaction will not happen.
14 years ago

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