Determine which is the organic layer and aqueous layer between n-butyl bromide and aq NaCl. Please...
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n-butyl bromide is organic layer.
Aq.NaCl is inorganic layer.
Generally, carbon containing compounds are organic, so n-butyl bromide contains carbon atoms, hence n-butyl bromide is organic layer
We know that NaCl is an inorganic salt, hence aq.NaCl will be inorganic layer
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please help with how the flow chart will look like? thank
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please help with how the flow chart will look like? thank
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