An ether solution of benzoic acid (A) aniline (B) and toluene (C) is extracted with aqueous NaOH . The ether layer will contain what compound (s) after the extraction ?

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An ether solution of benzoic acid (A) aniline (B) and toluene (C) is extracted with aqueous NaOH . The ether layer will contain what compound (s) after the extraction ? (A)  A  (B)  A + B  (C)  B + C  (D)  A+C

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When an ether solution of benzoic acid (A) aniline (B) and toluene (C) is extracted with aqueous NaOH, then the benzoic acid (A) is dissolved in aqueous NaOH. Therefore, the ether layer will contain aniline (B) and toluene (C).

Q. An ether solution of benzoic acid $(A)$ aniline $(B)$ and toluene $(C)$ is extracted with aqueous $N a O H$ . The ether layer will contain what compound $(s)$ after the extraction ?

$A$

$A + B$

$B + C$

$A + C$

When an ether solution of benzoic acid $(A)$ aniline $(B)$ and toluene $(C)$ is extracted with aqueous $N a O H$ , then the benzoic acid $(A)$ is dissolved in aqueous $N a O H$ . Therefore, the ether layer will contain aniline $(B)$ and toluene $(C)$ .

Q. An ether solution of benzoic acid (A) aniline (B) and toluene (C) is extracted with aqueous NaOH . The ether layer will contain what compound (s) after the extraction ?

A

A+B

B+C

A+C