Defining the partition coefficient as the concentration ratio of a substance in an organic solvent to the aqueous solvent ([organic layer]/[water layer]), then a Kp organic/water Value of 5.3 represents a solvent system where Select one: O a. the extracted substance is more soluble in the organic solvent than water. O b. the extracted substance is more soluble in the water than the organic solvent. O c. the extracted substance is equally soluble in both the organic solvent and water. O d. It is not possible to make any conclusions about the solubility of the extracted substance.

Defining the partition coefficient as the concentration ratio of a substance in an organic solvent to the aqueous solvent ([organic layer]/[water layer]), then a Kp organic/water Value of 5.3 represents a solvent system where Select one: O a. the extracted substance is more soluble in the organic solvent than water. O b. the extracted substance is more soluble in the water than the organic solvent. O c. the extracted substance is equally soluble in both the organic solvent and water. O d. It is not possible to make any conclusions about the solubility of the extracted substance.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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