CH3.CH3CH3`CH3CholesterolCH3НОFigure 1. Structure of Cholesterol (base the answer depending on the given structure)СHOICES:• 95% ethyl alcohol• EtherWater• None of the Choices• All of the ChoicesQUESTION:1. What is the best solvent for crystallization?2. What is the solvent in which the compound is too soluble?3. What is the solvent in which the compound is not sufficiently soluble?

A. Cholesterol is slightly polar due to presence of OH group. But, it is mostly hydrophobic as most…

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QUESTION: 1. What is the best solvent for crystallization? 2. What is the solvent in which the compound is too soluble? 3. What is the solvent in which the compound is not sufficiently soluble?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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