Given the volume of 0.4596 M NaOH used determine the concentration of 19 ml sample each from aquaeous layer (Aq) and benzene layer (Or). To reach the end point of Aquqeous layer and organic layer 13.53 ml and 12.95 ml of NaOH used respectively using Phenolppthalein indicator. What will be the Kd of the system.

Given the volume of 0.4596 M NaOH used determine the concentration of 19 ml sample each from aquaeous layer (Aq) and benzene layer (Or). To reach the end point of Aquqeous layer and organic layer 13.53 ml and 12.95 ml of NaOH used respectively using Phenolppthalein indicator. What will be the Kd of the system.

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