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need this answer in detail. don't copy elsewhere I will downvote . A separation of the mixture of substances X and Y is carried out by extraction of Craig using an organic solvent of the same volume. What is the dissolved Y fraction in the 18th tube after 24 times of removal if Dy = 5 is known

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