4.CH₂-NH,Circle the pairs of organic solids which can be separated from each otherby solvent extraction using 2M HCI.*CH₂ CHH.C-C-CH-C-CHCH CHH3C-H.Cacid + acid→ no reactionbase + base → no reactionCH₂-CH₂-COOH-COOHCHHC-С-СООНCH₂снуCHH₂C-C-COOHCH-COOHH.C.H.C-b09) 0) YBW 2CH₂ht of-сҢCH3H.C-С-соонснаондул-NH₂75 0 986CHCH-COOH-NH₂

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* 4. CH₂ Circle the pairs of organic solids which can be separated from each other by solvent extraction using 2M HCI.* -NH₂ CH3 CH H.C-C-CH-C-CH CH CH Н.С. H.C acid + acid → no reaction base + base → no reaction -CH -CH₂ -COOH сн H2C-С-СООН сн CH онора -COOH H.C. H.C- CH₂ CH₂ CH3 Н.С-С-СООН CH CH₂ CH2= -COOH -NH₂

* 4. CH₂ Circle the pairs of organic solids which can be separated from each other by solvent extraction using 2M HCI.* -NH₂ CH3 CH H.C-C-CH-C-CH CH CH Н.С. H.C acid + acid → no reaction base + base → no reaction -CH -CH₂ -COOH сн H2C-С-СООН сн CH онора -COOH H.C. H.C- CH₂ CH₂ CH3 Н.С-С-СООН CH CH₂ CH2= -COOH -NH₂

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter18: Carboxylic Acids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 18.21P

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