To separate three organic compounds from an aqueous solution, one basic, one acidic and one neutral apolar, by extraction technique, create an appropriate extraction scheme by writing examples for each and write down the reactions that took place at each stage.
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To separate three organic compounds from an aqueous solution, one basic, one acidic and one neutral apolar, by extraction technique, create an appropriate extraction scheme by writing examples for each and write down the reactions that took place at each stage.
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