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A flow chart that depicts the separation procedure used for separation of mixture of toluic acid,
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Separation of a mixture that contains an acidic, basic and neutral substance involves acid-base extraction technique.
The structure of toluic acid is as follows:
The structure of
The structure of anthracene is as follows:
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