6. ( If the solubility of solute Z is 1.0 g/60 mL in diethyl ether and is 1.0 g/1110 mL in water. a) Determine the partition coefficient for the solute Z in these two solvents. b) If 60 mg of the solute Z were dissolved in 100 mL of water, how much ether would be required to extract 90% of solute Z in a single extraction. c) What percent of the A would be extracted from the aqueous solution in (b) by two 50 mL portions of ether?

6. ( If the solubility of solute Z is 1.0 g/60 mL in diethyl ether and is 1.0 g/1110 mL in water. a) Determine the partition coefficient for the solute Z in these two solvents. b) If 60 mg of the solute Z were dissolved in 100 mL of water, how much ether would be required to extract 90% of solute Z in a single extraction. c) What percent of the A would be extracted from the aqueous solution in (b) by two 50 mL portions of ether?

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If the solubility of solute Z is 1.0 g/60 mL in diethyl ether and is 1.0 g/1110 mL in water.
a) Determine the partition coefficient for the solute Z in these two solvents.
b) If 60 mg of the solute Z were dissolved in 100 mL of water, how much ether would be required to
extract 90% of solute Z in a single extraction.
c)
What percent of the A would be extracted from the aqueous solution in (b) by two 50 mL portions
of ether?

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