If your clove oil sample is cloudy or has tiny insoluble droplets, what would you add to remove the insoluble droplets and obtain a clear sample?- Ethylene chloride- Magnesium sulfate (anhydrous)- Acetone- DI water **Functional group position**1. OH and OCH₃ are: - A. Ortho to each other - B. Para to each other - C. Meta to each other - D. Not para to each other2. OH and the allyl group: - A. Ortho to each other - B. Para to each other - C. Meta to each other - D. Not para to each other3. Allyl and OCH₃ are: - A. Ortho to each other - B. Para to each other - C. Meta to each other - D. Not para to each other4. OCH₃ and hydroxyl are: - A. Ortho to each other - B. Para to each other - C. Meta to each other - D. Not para to each other

Clove oil is organic compound.It is aromatic compound.

If your clove oil sample is cloudy or has tiny insoluble droplets, what would you add to remove he insoluble droplets and obtain a clear sample? O Ethylene chloride O Magnesium sulfate (anhydrous) Acetone ODI water

If your clove oil sample is cloudy or has tiny insoluble droplets, what would you add to remove he insoluble droplets and obtain a clear sample? O Ethylene chloride O Magnesium sulfate (anhydrous) Acetone ODI water

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If your clove oil sample is cloudy or has tiny insoluble droplets, what would you add to remove the insoluble droplets and obtain a clear sample?

- Ethylene chloride
- Magnesium sulfate (anhydrous)
- Acetone
- DI water

**Functional group position**

1. OH and OCH₃ are:
- A. Ortho to each other
- B. Para to each other
- C. Meta to each other
- D. Not para to each other

2. OH and the allyl group:
- A. Ortho to each other
- B. Para to each other
- C. Meta to each other
- D. Not para to each other

3. Allyl and OCH₃ are:
- A. Ortho to each other
- B. Para to each other
- C. Meta to each other
- D. Not para to each other

4. OCH₃ and hydroxyl are:
- A. Ortho to each other
- B. Para to each other
- C. Meta to each other
- D. Not para to each other

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