Aniline is insoluble in water but soluble in hcl why

a. Give at least three characteristics of dichloromethane that makes it a good extracting solvent for the alkaloid.b. Why is it necessary to remove a stopper from a separatory funnel when the liquid is being drained from it through a stopcock?c. What are emulsions? Why do they form during extractions? How is the formation of an emulsion minimized? How are emulsions removed?

Hi Everyone! Hopefully someone can help me out with this question...Why is aniline soluble in aqueous hydrochloric acid, but acetanilide is not? Is it because aniline has a lone pair on the nitrogen that is more available to react? The lone pairs in acetanilide are too tied up with resonance? Is that answer along the right track? Any help with this would be appreciated! Thank you!

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Aniline • The formula for aniline is C 6 H 5 NH 2 . • It is a primary aromatic amine. • The structure of aniline is as follows:- Solubility in water • Due to the presence of the highly hydrophobic benzene(as shown in the above structure), aniline does not form hydrogen bonds. • So, aniline is insoluble in water.