You are presented with a mixture of the following compounds all dissolved up in ethyl acetate. Youare trying to extract Compound A from the mixture of the rest. Which of the following responseswould lead to wonderful success? In other words, how would you get the most of Compound Aseparated from the mixture. Hint: pKą values are your friend - as they always are!Mixture in ethyl acetateOHA)B)C)None of these would work!In a separatory funnel, add DI water. Compound A would be water soluble and could be isolated.O In a separatory funnel, add 1.0 Molar HCI (aqueous) - Compound A would be soluble in the aqueous layer,while Compounds B and C would not be.In a separatory funnel, add 1.0 Molar NaOH (aqueous) - Compound A would be soluble in the aqueous layerwhile Compounds B andwould not be.O In a separatory funnel, add hexanes. These would split into two layers in Which Compound A could beisolated.

Carboxylic acid forms carboxylate salt with NaOH solution which is soluble in water.

You are presented with a mixture of the following compounds all dissolved up in ethyl acetate. You are trying to extract Compound A from the mixture of the rest. Which of the following responses would lead to wonderful success? In other words, how would you get the most of Compound A separated from the mixture. Hint: pKą values are your friend - as they always are! Mixture in ethyl acetate OH A) B) C)

You are presented with a mixture of the following compounds all dissolved up in ethyl acetate. You are trying to extract Compound A from the mixture of the rest. Which of the following responses would lead to wonderful success? In other words, how would you get the most of Compound A separated from the mixture. Hint: pKą values are your friend - as they always are! Mixture in ethyl acetate OH A) B) C)

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