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A developing solvent is basically a liquid that you can add to something to dissolve another liquid. This solvent works by making the other liquid evaporate.
No, vinegar is an acid, and it's acidifying.
These are the drugs which are able to increse the acidity , in GIT. Someof these drugs are used to increase metabolic acidosis whereas some of these are used to increase the gastric hydrochloric acid is known as acidifying agents.
If talking about solubility in water, convert diclofenac into its sodium salt. Solubility increases by ~ 2 orders of magnitude. If your solvent doesn't have to be water, use alcohol (ethanol is best) or propylene glycol.
anything can be dissolved in water. why else?
Water is used as solvent, cooling agent, cleaning agent, reactant, for electrolysis in many industries.
to make or become acid; convert into acid. to make or become sour.
somehow. the potassium iodide act as a acidifying agent,
milk is basic, and lemon juice is very acidic
It is called a solvent, the substance being dissolved is a solute.
the solvent
The basic purpose of the solvent is to move the pigments up the chromatography paper through capillary action so that the pigments can be separated. The basic importance of chromatography is to separate different solvents by their molar mass. In doing so, one can separate the different pigments within a solution and measure how much of each pigment is present.