Pease indicate the compound that best fits in the blank of the separation scheme below. 0000 OH OH H2N Benzoic Acid Biphenyl Benzocaine Phenol benzocaine phenol biphenyl benzoic acid dissolve in ether; extract with aqueous 19) ether aq 20) CO-(g) H2O HIDDEN COMPOUND 1 HIDDEN COMPOUND 2 HIDDEN COMPOUND 3 trace 21) 6.0 M HC1 |aq NaCl 22) Which of the following is the best choice for blank 22 in the given separation scheme? O phenol benzocaine biphenyl water benzoic acid

Pease indicate the compound that best fits in the blank of the separation scheme below. 0000 OH OH H2N Benzoic Acid Biphenyl Benzocaine Phenol benzocaine phenol biphenyl benzoic acid dissolve in ether; extract with aqueous 19) ether aq 20) CO-(g) H2O HIDDEN COMPOUND 1 HIDDEN COMPOUND 2 HIDDEN COMPOUND 3 trace 21) 6.0 M HC1 |aq NaCl 22) Which of the following is the best choice for blank 22 in the given separation scheme? O phenol benzocaine biphenyl water benzoic acid

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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