A particular experiment called for the use of 200 mL of 2M HCl. Multiple Choice Consider the following reaction. When added to an aqueous solution it can salt out a non-polar product in an extraction of the product into an organic phase from the aqueous phase.
Sodium chloride can partially dry an organic phase when used as a concentrated brine wash.
Sodium chloride can break up an emulsion of an aqueous phase with an organic layer equal in density to the aqueous phase. When added as a solid to an organic phase sodium chloride functions as a final drying agent. Dilute the available NaOH solution with an equal volume of water. Weigh 50 mL of the available NaOH solution in order to calculate the density and proceed from there. Dilute 40 mL of the available solution to 50 mL with water.