7. A series of extractions is performed to separate diisopropylamine 1, methylcyclohexane 2, and hexanoic acid 3. Where will the methylcyclohexane 2 and hexanoic acid 3 be found? H20 A H20 1. aq. NaOH 2. ether ether 1. aq. HCI H20 C 2. ether H2O 1. aq. HCI 2. ether HO. 1. aq. NaOH ether ether 2. ether E ether A. 2 B, 3 = A B. 2 B, 3 = C C. 2 = B, 3 = D D. 2 E, 3 = A E. 2 = E, 3 =B F. 2 E, 3 = D

7. A series of extractions is performed to separate diisopropylamine 1, methylcyclohexane 2, and hexanoic acid 3. Where will the methylcyclohexane 2 and hexanoic acid 3 be found? H20 A H20 1. aq. NaOH 2. ether ether 1. aq. HCI H20 C 2. ether H2O 1. aq. HCI 2. ether HO. 1. aq. NaOH ether ether 2. ether E ether A. 2 B, 3 = A B. 2 B, 3 = C C. 2 = B, 3 = D D. 2 E, 3 = A E. 2 = E, 3 =B F. 2 E, 3 = D

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