2. Although acetic acid - water may be used as a "solvent pair", why are dilute solutions of an inorganic acid/water (or, inorganic base/water) avoided in recrystallization attempts? [Hint: see Wade 8th Ed.: Sections 21-12, 21-13. Consider functional-group possibilities.]

2. Although acetic acid - water may be used as a "solvent pair", why are dilute solutions of an inorganic acid/water (or, inorganic base/water) avoided in recrystallization attempts? [Hint: see Wade 8th Ed.: Sections 21-12, 21-13. Consider functional-group possibilities.]

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