Consider this Flow Chart of your Extractionprocedure and identify the molecule(s) presentin each of the followingUpper Layer BYUpper Layer A| Na2SO4 (anh)Na*waterUnknown MixtureX,YetherNaOH(aq)Lower Layer A contains[Select]Upper Layer A contains[Select]Lower Layer ALower Layer B◆HCl(aq)EO-Na*XHOH Consider this Flow Chart of your Extractionprocedure and identify the molecule(s) presentin each of the followingUpper Layer BYA✓ [Select]BCDEUpper Layer AFNa2SO4 (anh)waterUnknown MixtureX,YetherNaOH(aq)Lower Layer ALower Layer BHCl(aq)O Na*XHOH

The above flowchart indicates separation of a mixture of neutral and acidic compounds. The two…

Consider this Flow Chart of your Extraction procedure and identify the molecule(s) present in each of the following Upper Layer B Upper Layer A Na2SO4 (anh) Na* water C Unknown Mixture X,Y ether NaOH(aq) Lower Layer A contains [Select] Upper Layer A contains [Select] Lower Layer A Lower Layer B D ◊ <> HCl(aq) X H obom ob O-Na* OH E F

Consider this Flow Chart of your Extraction procedure and identify the molecule(s) present in each of the following Upper Layer B Upper Layer A Na2SO4 (anh) Na* water C Unknown Mixture X,Y ether NaOH(aq) Lower Layer A contains [Select] Upper Layer A contains [Select] Lower Layer A Lower Layer B D ◊ <> HCl(aq) X H obom ob O-Na* OH E F

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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