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5. Species Y is to be extracted from a 1.00 L aqueous sample using multiple 20.0 mL portions of an extractant (K = 5.1). In order to remove 95% of Y from the sample, what minimum total volume of extractant is required? a) 20.0 mL b) 40.0 mL c) 60.0 mL d) 80.0 mL e) 100.0 mL

5. Species Y is to be extracted from a 1.00 L aqueous sample using multiple 20.0 mL portions of an extractant (K = 5.1). In order to remove 95% of Y from the sample, what minimum total volume of extractant is required? a) 20.0 mL b) 40.0 mL c) 60.0 mL d) 80.0 mL e) 100.0 mL

Chemistry by OpenStax (2015-05-04)
Chemistry by OpenStax (2015-05-04)
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5. Species Y is to be extracted from a 1.00 L aqueous sample using multiple 20.0 mL portions of an extractant (K = 5.1). In order to remove 95% of Y from the sample, what minimum total volume of extractant is required? a) 20.0 mL b) 40.0 mL c) 60.0 mL d) 80.0 mL e) 100.0 mL
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