(3) The partition coefficient Kp for the following is 2.50 Given 500 mL of an aqueous solution containingCompound A, how many grams of A could be removed from the solution by two extractions, each one of 250 mipmethylene chloride.

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(3) The partition coefficient Kp for the following is 2.52 Given 500 mL of an aqueous solution cont Compound A, how many grams of A could be removed from the solution by two extractions, each one of 250 mD methylene chloride.

(3) The partition coefficient Kp for the following is 2.52 Given 500 mL of an aqueous solution cont Compound A, how many grams of A could be removed from the solution by two extractions, each one of 250 mD methylene chloride.

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