Suppose you have 6.00 g of phthalic acid. Using solubility data (page 79) calcul

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Suppose you have 6.00 g of phthalic acid. Using solubility data (page 79) calculate

how many milliliters of water you need to use to completely dissolve it at 99

Suppose you have 6.00 g of phthalic acid. Using solubility data (page 79) calculate how many milliliters of water you need to use to completely dissolve it at 99 degree C. How much phthalic acid will precipitate if you cool down this solution to 14 degree C? Show your work. The entry for phthalic acid gives the following solubility data (in grams of solute per 100ml of solvent). The superscript refer to temperature in degrees Celsius: Water: 0.54^14 18^99 Alcohol: 11.71^18 Ether,etc: 0.69^15

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solubility data on page79 plz...

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