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The type of separation technique that is based on distribution of organic compounds between two immiscible solvents is * O crystallization O distillation O extraction O sublimation

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The type of separation
technique that is based on
distribution of organic
compounds between two
immiscible solvents is
O crystallization
O distillation
extraction
O sublimation

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