The two compounds below are dissolved in ether. Explain how you can use extraction to purify 4-hydroxyindole and 1,6- dichloronaphthalene and explain how would you confirm the purity of your isolated compounds? Include all steps for isolation and purification. Make sure to note structural features that lead your method and explain what each step accomplishes. 4-hydroxyindole 1,6-dichloronaphthalene As you indicate what you would do, you don't need to worry about amounts. However, here are the reagents available to you (you may not need to use every reagent): 3M and 6M NaOH(aq) 3M and 6M HC[(ag) 3M NaCl(aq) Brine Dichloromethane NaCI(s) Са(ОН)2(9) Na2SO4(s)

The two compounds below are dissolved in ether. Explain how you can use extraction to purify 4-hydroxyindole and 1,6- dichloronaphthalene and explain how would you confirm the purity of your isolated compounds? Include all steps for isolation and purification. Make sure to note structural features that lead your method and explain what each step accomplishes. 4-hydroxyindole 1,6-dichloronaphthalene As you indicate what you would do, you don't need to worry about amounts. However, here are the reagents available to you (you may not need to use every reagent): 3M and 6M NaOH(aq) 3M and 6M HC[(ag) 3M NaCl(aq) Brine Dichloromethane NaCI(s) Са(ОН)2(9) Na2SO4(s)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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