Consider the Aspirin molecule. Aspirin contains two functional groups, an Blank 1 Question 7[select: , ester, carboxylic acid] (seen to the right) and a Blank 2 Question 7[select: , ester, carboxylic acid] (seen at the top). Due to its organic nature, it will be Blank 3 Question 7[select: , more, less] soluble in dichloromethane than in water. However, when deprotonated with a base (e.g. sodium hydroxide), the molecule becomes significantly more Blank 4 Question 7[select: , polar, nonpolar] . As such, the molecule is now Blank 5 Question 7[select: , more, less] soluble in water than in dichloromethane. Overall, altering the pH of a solution can significantly alter the Blank 6 Question 7[select: , solubility, density] of a given molecule in various solventsMultiple dropdown selections