Posted by reba on Thursday, August 27, 2009 at 8:41pm.
This is a partition coefficient problem. You need to make sure what K is. IF it is organic layer/aqueous layer, then the following applies.
fn = [1 + Kd*(Vo/Va)]-n.
where fn = fraction solute REMAINING in the water layer after n extractions, Vo = volume organic solvent and Va = volume aqueous layer. Post your work if you get stuck.
what volume? sorry out of school for 30yrs! also 2nd part give soluability of 20/100ml in ether & 13.3g/100ml in water and the experiment is being done with 30g (mw 188.61) in 300ml of water to be extracted wih ether. I don't knwo how to proceed
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