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The distribution coefficient for caffeine in dichloromethane and water
is 4.6. Assume that your 100-mL tea solution contained 0.3 g of
caffeine. If you had only extracted with one 15-mL portion of
dichloromethane, how much caffeine would have been left in the
water solution? How much would be left in the water after the second
15-mL dichloromethane extraction? How much caffeine would be left
in the water solution if only one extraction with 30 mL of
dichloromethane were performed?
5. Why is less caffeine actually isolated than is suggested by the
calculation in Question 4?
The distribution coefficient for caffeine in dichloromethane and water
is 4.6. Assume that your 100-mL tea solution contained 0.3 g of
caffeine. If you had only extracted with one 15-mL portion of
dichloromethane, how much caffeine would have been left in the
water solution? How much would be left in the water after the second
15-mL dichloromethane extraction? How much caffeine would be left
in the water solution if only one extraction with 30 mL of
dichloromethane were performed?
5. Why is less caffeine actually isolated than is suggested by the
calculation in Question 4?
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