The addition of a few percent of MeOH could probably help, especially when added to a suspension of 100-200 ppm Bisphenol A in water. If MeOH disturbs you should obviously remove it by some means (distillation?). By the literature at least about 120 ppm bisphenol A should dissolve at 25 C. You can try to heat up a saturated solution and filtering it after cooling back. You could also try ultrasonic mixers or mildly alkaline solutions (in case a little salt content is not disturbing, for example adding an equiv. amount of bicarbonate to a 100-200 ppm solution and neutralizing it back to pH 4-5.)
I agree with Dr. Imre Tóth. BPA dissolves in water-alcohol mixture. The alcohol as, methanol or ethanol, could be just 10% & upon warming the solvent mixture to dissolve good amount of BPA , the alcohol's % will decrease may be reaching 1 %. This is a "trick" to dissolve BPA.
If using another solvent is "allowed", then I suggest ACETONITRILE.
Thanks to all, but sine my goal is AOP treatment of BPA as an typical organic pollutant , It is preferred to add no organic chemicals to the media. I expected BPA should be dissolved in water in short time. Therefore I will use US waves and alkaline and biarbonate as well as let mixing proceed for 24 h.
BPA has moderately high solubility in water about 120 ppm at 25oC. You could try to adjust pH above 9.73 (pKa) with ultrasonication to dissolve and check the temperature.
Even I am experiencing problem with solubility of BPA..It is soluble in ethanol or dmso..but moment you make dilutions in aqueous phase..its recrystallize. .
I want to treat Cells with BPA ..so BPA treatment should be in media...
The solubility of BPA is about 100 mg/L and acute effects to cells are generally observed at 1-10 mg/L. I think you are treating with a too high concentration.