Asked by Cassie
Predict whether the following pairs of solute and solvent will result in a solution that completely dissolves.
1. Sodium chloride and water
2. Sodium benzoate and water
3. Sodium benzoate and 1M HCl
4. Benzoic acid and 1M NaOH
1. Sodium chloride and water
2. Sodium benzoate and water
3. Sodium benzoate and 1M HCl
4. Benzoic acid and 1M NaOH
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Answered by
DrBob222
As written this question can't be answered. How much solute in how much solvent?
1. Yes, NaCl is soluble in water in general.
2. Yes, sodium benzoate is generally soluble in water. It's a salt.
3. Sodium benzoate and 1M HCl not very soluble because the product is benzoic acid which is not very soluble.
4. Benzoic acid + NaOH is soluble generally because the produce is sodium benzoate, a salt.
1. Yes, NaCl is soluble in water in general.
2. Yes, sodium benzoate is generally soluble in water. It's a salt.
3. Sodium benzoate and 1M HCl not very soluble because the product is benzoic acid which is not very soluble.
4. Benzoic acid + NaOH is soluble generally because the produce is sodium benzoate, a salt.
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