Assume the solubility (g/100ml solvent) at 25°C of compounds A and B in the given solvents is as follows: Solvent A (g/100ml) B (g/100ml) Water 1 2 Chloroform 3 5 Benzene 4 2 1. The best solvent to extract compound A from water is a) Chloroform c) Benzene b) Ethanol d) Ether 2. The best solvent to separate a mixture of compound A and B a) Chloroform c) Benzene b) Ethanol d) Ether Ether 8 3 Ethanol 12 0.5

Assume the solubility (g/100ml solvent) at 25°C of compounds A and B in the given solvents is as follows: Solvent A (g/100ml) B (g/100ml) Water 1 2 Chloroform 3 5 Benzene 4 2 1. The best solvent to extract compound A from water is a) Chloroform c) Benzene b) Ethanol d) Ether 2. The best solvent to separate a mixture of compound A and B a) Chloroform c) Benzene b) Ethanol d) Ether Ether 8 3 Ethanol 12 0.5

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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