Assume that you synthesized 3-phenylpropioniltrile in the solvent dimethylformamide. A big problem with this solvent is that it has a high boiling point, and it cannot be easily removed under vacuum. Look at a solvent miscibility table, and propose a biphasic mixture that might be useful to extract your organic product without also extracting residual DMF.
Answer:
According to the following solvent miscibility table, the DMF is inmiscible in apolar solvents like hexane, pentane, heptane and xylene. Then, the biphasic mixture will be made with one of those solvents.

Now, considering the boiling points of these four posibles solvents: hexane (68 ºC), heptane(98.42 ºC), pentane (36.1 ºC) and xylene (144 ºC). the best choice to the binary mixture is the hexane because as extraction solvent it has a ideal boiling point and it is a low-cost solvent. In addittion, the others solvents can be discarded because:
Conclusion: the best sovent o extract the 3-phenylpropioniltrile from DMF is the hexane
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