A. Water and chloroform has a partition coefficient of 5.00. A 50.00mL sample of a 8M aqueous solution of the solute is extracted with 10.00mL of chloroform. 1. What is the extraction efficiency for this separation? 2. What is the solute's final concentration in each phase? 3. What is the volume of chloroform needed to extract 99.00% of the solute?

A. Water and chloroform has a partition coefficient of 5.00. A 50.00mL sample of a 8M aqueous solution of the solute is extracted with 10.00mL of chloroform. 1. What is the extraction efficiency for this separation? 2. What is the solute's final concentration in each phase? 3. What is the volume of chloroform needed to extract 99.00% of the solute?

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Chapter5: Distillation

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