Expenen5. Why does pressure develop when the separatory funnel containing aqueous sulfuric acid andthe ethereal solution of organic products is shaken?ЯО ИОГТАЯЯАЧЕЙЧТоилнтамYичнчятГУИЗНЧТЯТ2 anoit otod -angaOarb o nonot onh no ai

A glassware which is used in extraction of liquid-liquid solutions is termed as separating funnel.

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Expenen 5. Why does pressure develop when the separatory funnel containing aqueous sulfuric acid and the ethereal solution of organic products is shaken? ЯО ИОГТАЯЯАЧЕЙЧ ТоилнтамYичнчят ГУИЗНЧТЯТ 2 anoit otod - angaOarb o nonot onh no ai