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Compounds II and III are water soluble in their neutral form.

Due to ability of formation of hydrogen bonding both alcohol and carboxylic acid form hydrogen bonding with H​​​​​​2​​​​​O and dissolve in aqueous solutions.so it is difficult to saperate II and III from each other.

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