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    Q:

    		 Certain insoluble organic compounds can often be rendered water-soluble in the presence of an acid or a base. Such organic compounds become water soluble because of which of the following?
    		 

    A

    		 The organic compound becomes ionic.

    B

    		 The organic compound reacts to remove hydrophobic groups.

    C

    		 The organic compound reacts to form water-soluble carboxyl groups.

    D

    		 The acid or base increase the polarity of the water and make it easier for the compound to dissolve.



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