In this week's lab, we learned about extraction. This week's "paper" lab started by dissolving p- toluic acid, p-tertbutylphenol and acetanilide in tertbutylmethyl ether. Suppose a student accidentally extracted the mixture first with 0.5- M NaOH (instead of 0.5M NaHCO3). When the get to the end of the experiment (which will discuss more next week), they find that Beaker B does not contain any p-tertbutylphenol, in fac there is no compound dissolved in the solution in Beaker B. Where is the p-tertbutylphenol that should be in Beaker B? Explain what happened. (I don't want a "spilled" it on the countertop explanation. I want an explanation explained b the concepts learned in this lab.) H. N. p-toluic acid pka = 4.2 p-tertbutyl phenol pka = 10.2 acetanilide pka = 24

In this week's lab, we learned about extraction. This week's "paper" lab started by dissolving p- toluic acid, p-tertbutylphenol and acetanilide in tertbutylmethyl ether. Suppose a student accidentally extracted the mixture first with 0.5- M NaOH (instead of 0.5M NaHCO3). When the get to the end of the experiment (which will discuss more next week), they find that Beaker B does not contain any p-tertbutylphenol, in fac there is no compound dissolved in the solution in Beaker B. Where is the p-tertbutylphenol that should be in Beaker B? Explain what happened. (I don't want a "spilled" it on the countertop explanation. I want an explanation explained b the concepts learned in this lab.) H. N. p-toluic acid pka = 4.2 p-tertbutyl phenol pka = 10.2 acetanilide pka = 24

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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