Hello, I need help in starting my flow chart. The lab we have to do is about the separation of solid mixture components by extraction with benzoic acid, 2-naphthol. the question is asking to create a flow chart that outlines the separation procedure. Do i start it with the two substances im using then make a line then on that line write down what i'll be using to dissolve it etc.?

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