The table below summarizes the results for the solubility test. Which solvent the lipid samples are miscible? PUT A CHECK Hexane Ethyl Acetate Water Methanol A B C Which solvent the lipid samples are immiscible? PUT A CHECK Hexane Ethyl Acetate Water Methanol A B C

The table below summarizes the results for the solubility test. Which solvent the lipid samples are miscible? PUT A CHECK Hexane Ethyl Acetate Water Methanol A B C Which solvent the lipid samples are immiscible? PUT A CHECK Hexane Ethyl Acetate Water Methanol A B C

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The table below summarizes the results for the solubility test.

Which solvent the lipid samples are miscible? PUT A CHECK

	Hexane	Ethyl Acetate	Water	Methanol
A
B
C

Which solvent the lipid samples are immiscible? PUT A CHECK

	Hexane	Ethyl Acetate	Water	Methanol
A
B
C

Sample
Solvent
Hexane
Ethyl Acetate
Water
Methanol
COCONUT OIL (A)
Vitamin E (B)
Beef fat/Tallow (C)

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