In the Isolation of caffeine from tea leaves experiment, both solid/liquid and liquid/liquid extraction were used to extract and isolate the compound of interest. During liquid/liquid extraction, which layer contains the caffeine? Select one: O a. The lower organic layer O b. The lower aqueous layer O c. None of these contain caffeine O d. The upper organic layer O e. The upper aqueous layer

In the Isolation of caffeine from tea leaves experiment, both solid/liquid and liquid/liquid extraction were used to extract and isolate the compound of interest. During liquid/liquid extraction, which layer contains the caffeine? Select one: O a. The lower organic layer O b. The lower aqueous layer O c. None of these contain caffeine O d. The upper organic layer O e. The upper aqueous layer

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter81: Extractions, Separations, And Drying Agents

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