State the chemical reaction of aspirin

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1. What is the purpose of 18M sulfuric acid in the preparation of aspirin?

2. Old aspirin tests positive to a FeCl3 test, and so does aspirin that is heated in boiling water, why? Write the chemical reaction of aspirin and water at high temperatures.

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