Which of the compounds below form water soluble salts (quantitatively) when added to a saturated aqueous sodium bicarbonate solution? Consider the pKa values of the functional groups and the acid/base strength of bicarbonate itself. OH „CO2H `OCH3 b. OH d. а. с.

Which of the compounds below form water soluble salts (quantitatively) when added to a saturated aqueous sodium bicarbonate solution? Consider the pKa values of the functional groups and the acid/base strength of bicarbonate itself. OH „CO2H `OCH3 b. OH d. а. с.

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b) Which of the compounds below form water soluble salts (quantitatively) when added to a
saturated aqueous sodium bicarbonate solution? Consider the pKa values of the functional groups
and the acid/base strength of bicarbonate itself.
OH
.CO,H
`OCH3
b.
OH
d.
а.
C.

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