Decide how the compounds below will partition during liquid-liquid extraction of water with an organic solvent. III II IV OH "Na+ Organic Layer Aqueous Layer Must be closed during extraction O (e) I will migrate into the organic layer but II, III and IV will remain in the aqueous layer. O (c) II and IV will migrate into the organic layer but I and III will remain in the aqueous layer. O (b) III and IV will migrate into the organic layer but I and II will remain in the aqueous layer. O (a) I and II will migrate into the organic layer but III and IV will remain in the aqueous layer. O (d) I and III will migrate into the organic layer but II and IV will remain in the aqueous layer.

Decide how the compounds below will partition during liquid-liquid extraction of water with an organic solvent. III II IV OH "Na+ Organic Layer Aqueous Layer Must be closed during extraction O (e) I will migrate into the organic layer but II, III and IV will remain in the aqueous layer. O (c) II and IV will migrate into the organic layer but I and III will remain in the aqueous layer. O (b) III and IV will migrate into the organic layer but I and II will remain in the aqueous layer. O (a) I and II will migrate into the organic layer but III and IV will remain in the aqueous layer. O (d) I and III will migrate into the organic layer but II and IV will remain in the aqueous layer.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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