Show your calculations for the following questions, the initial amount of compound is 5 g and its partition coefficient is 6.5 a. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 1 extraction with 40 mL of DCM? b. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 2 extractions with 20 mL of DCM? c. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 4 extractions with 10 mL of DCM?

Show your calculations for the following questions, the initial amount of compound is 5 g and its partition coefficient is 6.5 a. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 1 extraction with 40 mL of DCM? b. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 2 extractions with 20 mL of DCM? c. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 4 extractions with 10 mL of DCM?

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter88: Column Chromatography

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Problem 5P

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