9. How could you separate a mixture of acetone and a- naphthol? Consult table 3.1 for physical properties. Select two (2) answers. O Add water into the mixture, through the evaporation of water, determine the amount of sodium chloride, OAdd cyclohexane into the mixture, filter the mixture solution to separate alpha- naphthol (solid) using porous material. Next, use distillation to separate acetone from cyclohexane. O Add water into the mixture, use filtration to separate alpha-naphthol (solid) from the mixture. Next, use distillation to separate acetone from remaining mixture. O Add water into the mixture, through the evaporation of water, determine the amount of silicon oxide.

9. How could you separate a mixture of acetone and a- naphthol? Consult table 3.1 for physical properties. Select two (2) answers. O Add water into the mixture, through the evaporation of water, determine the amount of sodium chloride, OAdd cyclohexane into the mixture, filter the mixture solution to separate alpha- naphthol (solid) using porous material. Next, use distillation to separate acetone from cyclohexane. O Add water into the mixture, use filtration to separate alpha-naphthol (solid) from the mixture. Next, use distillation to separate acetone from remaining mixture. O Add water into the mixture, through the evaporation of water, determine the amount of silicon oxide.

Chemistry

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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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