A series of extractions is performed to separate cyclohexylamine 1, 4-methylpentanoic acid 2, and trans-decalin3. Where will the cyclohexylamine 1 and 4-methylpentanoic acid 2 be found? (*`H20ANH2H201. aq. NaOH2. etherВetherHO1. aq. HCIH2022. etherH201. aq. HCI2. etherDether1. aq. NaOHether2. ether+ EetherA. 1= B, 2 = AB. 1= B, 2 = CC. 1= B, 2 = DD. 1= E, 2 = AE. 1= E, 2 = BF. 1= E, 2 = DEnter Your Answer:O AОвОсОЕ ОF

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