A student was performing an acid-base extraction of a mixture of three compounds. The three compounds in the mixture are shown below. The mixture was extracted with 6 M HCI three times. The combined extractions were put into a flask marked A, which was treated with 1 M NAOH till it turned basic. This was then evaporated to obtain a crystal, which we label A. The remaining mixture was extracted with 6 M NaOH three times. The combined extractions were put into a flask marked A, which was treated with 1 M HCI till it turned acidicc. This was then evaporated to obtain a crystal, which we label B. The remaining mixture was evaporated to obtain a crystal, which we label C. The identity of A is Select] The identity of B is Select The identity of C is Select] HO NH2 2.

A student was performing an acid-base extraction of a mixture of three compounds. The three compounds in the mixture are shown below. The mixture was extracted with 6 M HCI three times. The combined extractions were put into a flask marked A, which was treated with 1 M NAOH till it turned basic. This was then evaporated to obtain a crystal, which we label A. The remaining mixture was extracted with 6 M NaOH three times. The combined extractions were put into a flask marked A, which was treated with 1 M HCI till it turned acidicc. This was then evaporated to obtain a crystal, which we label B. The remaining mixture was evaporated to obtain a crystal, which we label C. The identity of A is Select] The identity of B is Select The identity of C is Select] HO NH2 2.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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