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Benzoic Acid
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extraction from ether layer
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Why would sodium hydroxide be better for extracting benzoic acid from an ether layer then say sodium bicarbonate? Is it because saturated sodium hydroxide drys the solution?
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Think in terms of acid/base equilibrium.
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