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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Which statement best describes the method you would to isolate compound 2 from the mixture of compounds below? 1 2 OH Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute NaOH solution, separate, acidify aqueous layer, extract acidified layer with ether, evaporate ether to isolate solid Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute HCI solution, separate, acidify aqueous layer, extract acidified layer with ether, evaporate ether to isolate solid O Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute NaOH solution, separate, evaporate ether to isolate solid Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute HCI solution, separate, evaporate ether to isolate solid
Transcribed Image Text:Which statement best describes the method you would to isolate compound 2 from the mixture of compounds below? 1 2 OH Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute NaOH solution, separate, acidify aqueous layer, extract acidified layer with ether, evaporate ether to isolate solid Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute HCI solution, separate, acidify aqueous layer, extract acidified layer with ether, evaporate ether to isolate solid O Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute NaOH solution, separate, evaporate ether to isolate solid Dissolve compounds in ether, add dilute HCI solution, separate, evaporate ether to isolate solid
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