0.02 kg plant extract in 2dm3 of water was shaken with 0.1dm3 ether. Upon checking, 1.7x10-3 kg of plant extract passes into the ether. note that there are no changes in the molecular state of the plant extract. what amount of the plant extract was left unextracted if the aqueous solution was shaken with 0.1dm3 ether the second time?

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 0.02 kg plant extract in 2dm3 of water was shaken with 0.1dm3 ether. Upon checking, 1.7x10-3 kg of plant extract passes into the ether. note that there are no changes in the molecular state of the plant extract. what amount of the plant extract was left unextracted if the aqueous solution was shaken with 0.1dm3 ether the second time?

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