What are the reasons for the acidic nature of acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin)??
2007-01-27
05:01:42
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It's formula is C6H4(OH)CO2H.
2007-01-27
05:41:08 ·
update #1
We all know about wikipedia, yeraluzer, but what I was looking for is not there. If it was there, I wouldn't be asking an idiot like you.
2007-01-27
06:30:56 ·
update #2
Thanks for your answer, Le Scientist. So the proton is what makes aspirin acidic?
2007-01-27
07:13:00 ·
update #3