The solubility of benzoic acid in ethyl acetate has been studied by ancient scholars.

Fubenzoic acid is an organic acid, ethyl acetate, and an organic solvent. The two are related, and the change in solubility is related to many reasons.

Looking at the change in temperature, the solubility of benzoic acid in ethyl acetate is often increased when the temperature rises. When the cap temperature is high, the molecular movement intensifies, and the molecules of benzoic acid are more easily dispersed between the molecules of ethyl acetate, like a fish in water, blending seamlessly.

Depending on the ratio of the two, if the amount of ethyl acetate is abundant and the amount of benzoic acid is relatively small, it will be easy to dissolve. On the contrary, the amount ratio is inappropriate, or it is difficult to dissolve.

And the purity of the solvent is also affected. Pure ethyl acetate provides a good environment for the dissolution of benzoic acid; if it contains impurities, it may disturb its dissolution process.

In ancient Fangjia, it was often used to store the two, observe the changes, remember the number, and deduce the reason. With precision and strict methods, the wonder of the solubility of benzoic acid in ethyl acetate is studied, and the use of these two for future generations is used to prepare the mixing of substances, clarify its properties, and make good use of them, leaving behind many valuable insights.