What is the purpose of adding sodium sulfate to the organic layer after extraction? A. To remove water from the organic phase B. To act as a base to deprotonate the tannins, making them water soluble C. To act as a base to deprotonate the caffeine, making it water soluble D. To remove organic solvents from the aqueous phase

What is the purpose of adding sodium sulfate to the organic layer after extraction? A. To remove water from the organic phase B. To act as a base to deprotonate the tannins, making them water soluble C. To act as a base to deprotonate the caffeine, making it water soluble D. To remove organic solvents from the aqueous phase

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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