Question 4 Farnesol is a terpene found in flowers. How does farnesol differ from other lipids that are not terpenes? Classify farnesol according to the isoprene rule. Describe how you would extract farnesol in a laboratory? How would this differ from commercial scale extraction? How do these extraction processes alter the boiling point of farnesol? HO, farnesol

Question 4 Farnesol is a terpene found in flowers. How does farnesol differ from other lipids that are not terpenes? Classify farnesol according to the isoprene rule. Describe how you would extract farnesol in a laboratory? How would this differ from commercial scale extraction? How do these extraction processes alter the boiling point of farnesol? HO, farnesol

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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