7 11H3C CH3Br-BrHOHOBrBrWhich is the correct description of dry ignition for the compound in the picture *flammable smoky flame with white residue with swellingBlue non flammable smoky flame with black residue without swellingBlue flammable non-smoky flame with black swelling residueyellow flammable smoky with black without swelling residue12adding salt during extraction procecc is due toincreases solubility of the organic and aqueous phases in each otherdecrease KDdecrease solubility of organic compound in aqueous layerdecrease solubility of organic compound in organic layerO O O O

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H3C CH3 Br Br HO OH Br Br Which is the correct description of dry ignition for the compound in the picture O flammable smoky flame with white residue with swelling Blue non flammable smoky flame with black residue without swelling Blue flammable non-smoky flame with black swelling residue O yellow flammable smoky with black without swelling residue

H3C CH3 Br Br HO OH Br Br Which is the correct description of dry ignition for the compound in the picture O flammable smoky flame with white residue with swelling Blue non flammable smoky flame with black residue without swelling Blue flammable non-smoky flame with black swelling residue O yellow flammable smoky with black without swelling residue

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter16: Applications Of Neutralization Titrations

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Problem 16.39QAP

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