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Why is the solubility of KHP in water greater than many fatty acids with six or more carbons?

Why is the solubility of KHP in water greater than many fatty acids with six or more carbons?
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Why is the solubility of KHP in water greater than many fatty acids with six or more carbons?

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KHP means Postassium Hydrogen phthalate, which is monopotassium salt of phthalic acid. KHP dissociates completely in water giving potassium salt and hydrogen phthalate anion
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