52. In an extraction using two-solvent system, methanol can be used decrease the solubility of the non-polar component. This technique in reducing the solubility of organic solutes by saturating the mixture is O "salting-out effecr". "Saturation Process'

52. In an extraction using two-solvent system, methanol can be used decrease the solubility of the non-polar component. This technique in reducing the solubility of organic solutes by saturating the mixture is O "salting-out effecr". "Saturation Process'

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52. In an extraction using two-solvent system, methanol can be used to
decrease the solubility of the non-polar component. This technique in
reducing the solubility of organic solutes by saturating the mixture is called
"Salting-out effect".
O "Saturation Process"
O "Distillation Process"

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