Extraction Flow Chart for This Lab3. Complete the following flow diagram for this extraction experiment, showing namesand structures of the materials present at each stage.Ethyl acetate solution of benzoin, benzoic acid, and benzocaineBasicAcidicNeutralCOOHlowerlayer10%NaOHammonium salt ofbenzocaineNH₂benzocainediluteHCIThe density of ethyl acetate is lower thanwater, so ethyl acetate is the upper layer, andwater is the lower layer.OHupperlayerBenzocaineBenzoic acidBenzoinCOOHacidic benzoic acidOHbenzoin10%NaOHlowerlayerupperlayerCOOconcentratedHCICOOHbenzoic acidOHbenzoin

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Extraction Flow Chart for This Lab 3. Complete the following flow diagram for this extraction experiment, showing names and structures of the materials present at each stage. Basic Ethyl acetate solution of benzoin, benzoic acid, and benzocaine dilute HCI гла Acidic COOH Neutral OH lower layer upper layer Benzocaine Benzoic acid Benzoin 10% NaOH ammonium salt of benzocaine benzocaine COOH acidic benzoic acid OH benzoin 10% NaOH lower layer upper layer COO The density of ethyl acetate is lower than water, so ethyl acetate is the upper layer, and water is the lower layer. concentrated HCI COOH benzoic acid OH benzoin

Extraction Flow Chart for This Lab 3. Complete the following flow diagram for this extraction experiment, showing names and structures of the materials present at each stage. Basic Ethyl acetate solution of benzoin, benzoic acid, and benzocaine dilute HCI гла Acidic COOH Neutral OH lower layer upper layer Benzocaine Benzoic acid Benzoin 10% NaOH ammonium salt of benzocaine benzocaine COOH acidic benzoic acid OH benzoin 10% NaOH lower layer upper layer COO The density of ethyl acetate is lower than water, so ethyl acetate is the upper layer, and water is the lower layer. concentrated HCI COOH benzoic acid OH benzoin

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