Aspirin is formed by reacting acetic anhydride with one of these compounds. One member of this class
Aspirin is formed by reacting acetic anhydride with one of these compounds. One member of this class of compounds is formed in the contact process, and aqua regia is a mixture of two of these substances. Polyprotic types of them exhibit multiple equivalence points. Lewis theory defines them as electron pair acceptors, while the Bronsted-Lowry definition describes them as proton donors. For 10 points, name these compounds which produce hydrogen ions in solution and have pH values below 7.
Aspirin is formed by reacting acetic anhydride with one of these compounds.