Salicylic acid, the active metabolite produced by the drug Aspirin, has been solated from the European white willow tree for thousands of years. Using the tructure of salicylic acid brief explanation to 1) isolate salicylic acid ana other soluble organic components om the insoluble willow bark and 2) isolate salicylic acid from he other soluble organic components by extractive work-up. For the purposes of this exercise, you may assume that the ther organic components, aside from salicylic acid, are neutral nd inert (generally unreactive in the presence of acids/bases). devise HO, HO. salicylic acid

Salicylic acid, the active metabolite produced by the drug Aspirin, has been solated from the European white willow tree for thousands of years. Using the tructure of salicylic acid brief explanation to 1) isolate salicylic acid ana other soluble organic components om the insoluble willow bark and 2) isolate salicylic acid from he other soluble organic components by extractive work-up. For the purposes of this exercise, you may assume that the ther organic components, aside from salicylic acid, are neutral nd inert (generally unreactive in the presence of acids/bases). devise HO, HO. salicylic acid

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