Organic

Compound

H20 (Very POLAR)

1.Amylacetate
(C7H14O2)

Insoluble
(#C is 7)

2. Cyclohexane
(C6H12)

Insoluble
(#C is 6)

3. Ethylamine
(C2H7N) (virtually
miscible in all
solvents)

Soluble (#C
is 2)

4. Ethanol
(C2H6O)

Soluble (#C
is 2)

Insoluble
5. Phenol (C6H6O)
(#C is 6)

6. Benzoic Acid
(C7H6O2)

Insoluble
(#C is 6)

6. Benzoic Acid
(C7H6O2)

Insoluble
(#C is 6)

POLAR/NON
POLAR?

3M NaOH
(BASE)
Insoluble

non polar

Heat: Soluble
due to
hydrolysis

Insoluble (nonnon polar

polar)

(Hbonding;
resonance)

Soluble (hbonding with

water)

polar

Soluble
(interact with
water)

polar

(-OH;
resonance)

Soluble
non-polar
(Acid:Base)

Soluble
non-polar
(Acid:Base)

Soluble
non-polar
(Acid:Base)

3M HCl
(ACID)
Soluble due to
hydrolysis
in H20 bath:
Soluble

Insoluble (nonpolar)

Soluble
(Acid:Base)
Soluble
(interact with
water)
Insoluble (Acid:
Acid)

Insoluble (Acid:
Acid)

Insoluble (Acid:
Acid)

1M NaHCO3
(Either)
Insoluble
for 5minutes:
Insoluble

Insoluble (nonpolar)

Soluble (acts as
an Acid)

Soluble (interact
with water)
Insoluble (basic
property not
enough)
Soluble (basicity
is enough to
react)

Soluble (basicity
is enough to
react)

ACID/BASE?

Base

Neutral

Weak Base

Very Slight
Acid/ neutral

Mild Acid

Acid

Acid

Functional Group

ESTER

HYDROCARBON

AMINE

ALCOHOL

PHENOL

CARBOXYLIC ACID

CARBOXYLIC ACID

Important notes

Does not react beca

Focus on the
does not interact with phenol (base properties

basicity is enough to react :)

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