The distribution constant, Kp, for compound A between toluene and water is 6.35. What is the concentration of compound A remaining in the aqueous phase after 40.0 mL of 0.470 M A is extracted with each quantity of toluene indicated? one 35.0 mL portion: [A] = two 17.5 mL portions: [A]₂= five 7.00 mL portions: [A] = ten 3.50 mL portions: [A] 10 = M M M M

The distribution constant, Kp, for compound A between toluene and water is 6.35. What is the concentration of compound A remaining in the aqueous phase after 40.0 mL of 0.470 M A is extracted with each quantity of toluene indicated? one 35.0 mL portion: [A] = two 17.5 mL portions: [A]₂= five 7.00 mL portions: [A] = ten 3.50 mL portions: [A] 10 = M M M M

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