Kindly answer the following questions. 2. Give a brief explanation why in liquid-liquid extraction, extraction of the essential oilfrom the aqueous layer was done twice.3. Search for theoretical essential oil content of orange. Briefly discuss and compare withthe results. (Result 7.56 % Mass of Essential Oil)

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