I have already done #2 and #3. I think you need that information to respond #4 KD = 2.02. Assume that the solubility of comprend X in water is4.0 g/m and in ether it is 16.0g/100 ml at 25°C. Whatis the KD for this•system?kSignatureToom!DateKd =Meg100mlLs 4.dg100ml4.0SignatureDate18 Exp. NumberNameExperiment/SubjectLab Partner4.0- toomt108mtX4.0 = 5g-x20g-4X=X4g = XSignature3. Onceyoucalculate KD, calculate how much compoundwould be extracted by mixing 5.0g of compound Xin100m! of water and combining with 100ml of diethylether. Compare your results with other groups.DateDateCourse & Section No.4. Now calculate how much compound & will be recoveredfrom the water if you perform two consecutiveextractions with 50ml ether each time. Caution: Usealgebra to help you and remember that the initial amountof Xin the second extraction is less than the original(not 5.0g). Compare your results with other groupsSignature44Date

4) Given data is Distribution coefficient, KD = 4 Mass of compound in 100 mL water = 5.0 g Volume…

4. Now calculate how much compound & will be recovered. X from the water if you perform two consecutive extracions with 50ml ether each time. Caution: Use algebra to help you and remember that the initial amount of Xin the second extraction is less than the original (not 5.0g). Compare your results with other groups.

4. Now calculate how much compound & will be recovered. X from the water if you perform two consecutive extracions with 50ml ether each time. Caution: Use algebra to help you and remember that the initial amount of Xin the second extraction is less than the original (not 5.0g). Compare your results with other groups.

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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