14 To further exemplify your understanding of acid-base extraction, fill in the following generic chart that shows ageneral extraction scheme. You may abbreviate with CA, P, A, and NC.carboxylic acidphenolamineneutral compoundethylacetateag NaHCO,CA (anion)ethylacetateag HCI (ho neutralla)ethylacetateag NaOHCA ( onger anlon)ethylacetateag HCI (to neutralize)ethylacetateag HCIethylacetateag NaOH (to nesutralize)

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Chapter23: Amines

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