H,N. „CH, H,N. HO, но Phenylalanine (1) Tyrosine (2) H,C. HN „CH, H,C CH, H,C HO Triethylamine (4) N-acetyl-OMe-Tyrosine (3) All four compounds are dissolved in ethyl acetate. If you started by extracting the solution with 1 M HCI, which of the following compounds would end up in the aqueous layer? 1 3 4 Instead, you decide to start by extracting the ethyl acetate solution with 5% NaHCO3 (sodium bicarbonate), What will 12

H,N. „CH, H,N. HO, но Phenylalanine (1) Tyrosine (2) H,C. HN „CH, H,C CH, H,C HO Triethylamine (4) N-acetyl-OMe-Tyrosine (3) All four compounds are dissolved in ethyl acetate. If you started by extracting the solution with 1 M HCI, which of the following compounds would end up in the aqueous layer? 1 3 4 Instead, you decide to start by extracting the ethyl acetate solution with 5% NaHCO3 (sodium bicarbonate), What will 12

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Chapter21: Synthesis Of N-butyl Bromide And T-pentyl Chloride

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