Using the table on slide 7, what ORGANIC solvent could you use to do an extraction of something from isooctane? What about from acetic acid? b. On slide 7, it says the solvents in grey would not work to extract an aqueous layer. Why not? 6. a. So if you were trying to extract 15mL of an aqueous layer, why wouldn’t you want to use 45mL of the organic solvent? Why would 20mL be better? b. Why wouldn’t you use 2mL of the organic solvent?

Using the table on slide 7, what ORGANIC solvent could you use to do an extraction of something from isooctane? What about from acetic acid? b. On slide 7, it says the solvents in grey would not work to extract an aqueous layer. Why not? 6. a. So if you were trying to extract 15mL of an aqueous layer, why wouldn’t you want to use 45mL of the organic solvent? Why would 20mL be better? b. Why wouldn’t you use 2mL of the organic solvent?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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