In this experiment, we used DCM, Benzoic Acid and NaOH In what form is the organic acid after it is extracted? Draw the acid-base reaction using structures and arrows. Answer the same question for the organic base that was used and draw the reaction scheme for it as well. Upload a picture of your drawing (these should include mechanism arrows showing the movement of electrons).

In this experiment, we used DCM, Benzoic Acid and NaOH In what form is the organic acid after it is extracted? Draw the acid-base reaction using structures and arrows. Answer the same question for the organic base that was used and draw the reaction scheme for it as well. Upload a picture of your drawing (these should include mechanism arrows showing the movement of electrons).

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter24: Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives

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