An unknown organic component dissolves in dilute NaOH but does not dissolve in NaHCO₃. What is it likely to be?
University of Ilorin CHM108 practice past question
- A weak acid like a phenol
- A strong acid like a carboxylic acid
- A base like an amine
- A neutral compound like an alcohol
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