What is the purpose of a brine wash (saturated sodium chloride solution) in a liquid/liquid extraction? O Sodium chloride is an organic soluble material which provides a "seed" which encourages crystal growth O Sodium chloride is alkaline and therefore serves as a good way to neutralize acidic species such as HCI or H,SO4 O Sodium chloride aids in dissolving materials that are typically insoluble in both organic and aqueous media O Washing with brine is convenient way to remove residual water from the organic layer prior to treating the organic layer with a solid drying agent

What is the purpose of a brine wash (saturated sodium chloride solution) in a liquid/liquid extraction? O Sodium chloride is an organic soluble material which provides a "seed" which encourages crystal growth O Sodium chloride is alkaline and therefore serves as a good way to neutralize acidic species such as HCI or H,SO4 O Sodium chloride aids in dissolving materials that are typically insoluble in both organic and aqueous media O Washing with brine is convenient way to remove residual water from the organic layer prior to treating the organic layer with a solid drying agent

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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