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Making Aspirin more soluble
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November 05, 2005, 01:04:15 AM »
I got this one question to do for my h/w....
1)How could I make the structure of aspirin more soluble??
add more -OH groups??
ive done some research and ive just come up with calcium carbonate but how would that fit into the chem structure??
would be very grateful if anyone can *delete me*
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Re:Making Aspirin more soluble
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November 11, 2005, 05:40:22 PM »
Aspirin or acetylsalicylic acid can be made more soluble by neutralizing it with a base of Na or Ca. This will create an ionic salt that is more soluble because it has more ions. Physical modifiation will alter the properties.
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Ionic compounds are usually more souble in water than they are in [a relative organic solvent], however, the overall polarity strength of a molecule may overcome this ionic trend. But from experience the asprin should follow the trend nicely.
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