answer both correctly, no need for long explanationA target analyte A has a pkb value of 7.00 while the interferent B has a pkavalue of 2.00. A mixture of A and B in water was extracted with diethyl ether. IfA and B have almost the same value of distribution coefficient, which of thefollowing will ensure higher extraction of A in the organic phase?Select one:O A. Add HCI in the aqueous phaseO B. Add NaOH in the aqueous phaseO C. Set the pH of aqueous phase at 7.00O D. Set the pH of aqueous phase at 2.00All of the following equilibrium reactions have a direct effect on the distributioncoefficient D in metal-ligand extraction using dithizone ligand except:O A. M2*aq + 2(H-dithizone)aq → [M(H-dithizone),]²*aqO B. H-dithizoneaq → dithizone aq + H*aqO C. H-dithizoneaq → H-dithizoneorgO D. M2*aq + 2(dithizone)aq → [M(dithizone)2laq

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A target analyte A has a pk, value of 7.00 while the interferent B has a pKa value of 2.00. A mixture of A and B in water was extracted with diethyl ether. If A and B have almost the same value of distribution coefficient, which of the following will ensure higher extraction of A in the organic phase?

A target analyte A has a pk, value of 7.00 while the interferent B has a pKa value of 2.00. A mixture of A and B in water was extracted with diethyl ether. If A and B have almost the same value of distribution coefficient, which of the following will ensure higher extraction of A in the organic phase?

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