A mixture of the two compounds shown below is dissolved in ether. Using the information given in the experiment, select all the correct statements regarding the extraction and isolation of the two compounds. X ОН Y A. X can be extracted from the organic layer using sodium hydroxide. B. Y can be extracted from the organic layer using sodium hydroxide. C. Y can precipitate out of the aqueous layer by the addition of sodium hydroxide to the salt of Y. D. X can precipitate out of the aqueous layer by the addition of sodium hydroxide to the salt of X.

A mixture of the two compounds shown below is dissolved in ether. Using the information given in the experiment, select all the correct statements regarding the extraction and isolation of the two compounds. X ОН Y A. X can be extracted from the organic layer using sodium hydroxide. B. Y can be extracted from the organic layer using sodium hydroxide. C. Y can precipitate out of the aqueous layer by the addition of sodium hydroxide to the salt of Y. D. X can precipitate out of the aqueous layer by the addition of sodium hydroxide to the salt of X.

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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