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Explain why amino acids are insoluble in diethyl ether but N-acetyl amino acids are soluble.
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1 of 3Amino acids are highly polar and exist as salts in their natural forms. Since diethyl ether is weakly polar, amino acids are ether insoluble, but are rather water soluble.
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