5. What are the intermolecular forces of attraction that exist between: a. water and limonene, the major monoterpene component of lemon essential oil? b. water and constituent ions of sodium chloride? 6. Between the two answers in number 5, which exhibits a stronger attraction between the molecules? 7. Describe what happens during salting-out process in terms of the forces of attraction involved as sodium chloride is added into the water-essential oil mixture.

5. What are the intermolecular forces of attraction that exist between: a. water and limonene, the major monoterpene component of lemon essential oil? b. water and constituent ions of sodium chloride? 6. Between the two answers in number 5, which exhibits a stronger attraction between the molecules? 7. Describe what happens during salting-out process in terms of the forces of attraction involved as sodium chloride is added into the water-essential oil mixture.

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter18: Lipids

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