QUESTION SPhenol (pkar 9 8) and sodium bicarbonate pkas 10 2) react to torm an equiibrium with comjugate base of phenel nd carberic acid (gka-64 What is the KeaOA1 58 x 10-4OR 3 40O 0. 6310QE 251 x 104OE 3.80QUESTION 6What i the disadvantage of using ethanol as the solvent to Rxtract organic compounds from water compared to dichoromethane that we used in lab?A. Ethanol and water are miscibleOB Ethanel is less dense than water and the organic layer should never be the top layerOC. Ethanol and water form azeotropic mixtuteOD. Ethanol is more polar than water, and so canneot be used to extract organic compouindOE Ethanol has too high of a boiling point to be evaporated easily after extraction

Question 6) Ethanol is not used as the solvent for the extraction of organic compounds from water.

Phenal (pka 9 a) and oedium bicarbonate (pkas 10 2) react to torm an equitrium with canjuate bae of phene and carberi acid (pka4 wnat is me Kea OA1 58 x 10-1 OR3 40 O0.6310 Q261 x 104 Or380 QUESTION 6 What i the disadvantage of using ethanol as the solvent to a xtract organic compuunds from water compared to dichiromethane that we ined in lab? OA Ethanol and water are miscible OB Ethanel is less dense than water, and the organic layer should never be the top layer OC. Ethanol and water form azeotropic mixture O D. Ethanol is more polar than water, and so cannet be used to extract organic oompound OE Ethanol has too high of a boiling point to be evaporated easily after extraction

Phenal (pka 9 a) and oedium bicarbonate (pkas 10 2) react to torm an equitrium with canjuate bae of phene and carberi acid (pka4 wnat is me Kea OA1 58 x 10-1 OR3 40 O0.6310 Q261 x 104 Or380 QUESTION 6 What i the disadvantage of using ethanol as the solvent to a xtract organic compuunds from water compared to dichiromethane that we ined in lab? OA Ethanol and water are miscible OB Ethanel is less dense than water, and the organic layer should never be the top layer OC. Ethanol and water form azeotropic mixture O D. Ethanol is more polar than water, and so cannet be used to extract organic oompound OE Ethanol has too high of a boiling point to be evaporated easily after extraction

Organic Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

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Chapter26: Biomolecules: Amino Acids, Peptides, And Proteins

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