You are given a mixture containing the three compounds shown below. Outline a procedure for the separation and isolation of all three compounds, using acid-base extractions. All three are solids at room temperature and are insoluble in deionized water. You have access to all standard laboratory glassware and equipment, and the standard lab chemicals (i.e. solvents, aqueous acid solutions, aqueous base solutions, drying agents..). Think about acid/base chemistry and difference between water solubility of charged organic molecules. Also consider pka values. OH O2N. NH2 Но.

You are given a mixture containing the three compounds shown below. Outline a procedure for the separation and isolation of all three compounds, using acid-base extractions. All three are solids at room temperature and are insoluble in deionized water. You have access to all standard laboratory glassware and equipment, and the standard lab chemicals (i.e. solvents, aqueous acid solutions, aqueous base solutions, drying agents..). Think about acid/base chemistry and difference between water solubility of charged organic molecules. Also consider pka values. OH O2N. NH2 Но.

Chemistry

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