The maximum temperature product 2 reached was 220?C. We did not perform the solubility test ourselves, but a classmate’s results show that product 1 was more soluble in water because it dissolved quicker than product 2 did. QUESTIONS 1. Maleic acid is a cis isomer and Fumaric acid is a trans isomer of carboxylic acids...
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The maximum temperature product 2 reached was 220?C. We did not perform the solubility test ourselves, but a classmate’s results show that product 1 was more soluble in water because it dissolved quicker than product 2 did. QUESTIONS 1. Maleic acid is a cis isomer and Fumaric acid is a trans isomer of carboxylic acids...
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