SHCINaHCO3aluminium saltH₂SO4Which best fits in blank 3?4-methylacetophenonemethylene chloridetrace toluenetrace water6).Na₂SO4 xH₂O4-methylacetophenone5)sodium chloride4-methylacetophenonemethylene chloridetrace toluene7)waterCO₂(g)b8)trace toluene For question below the separation scheme, please indicate the compound that bestfits in the blank of the separation scheme . Hint: s = solid, 1 = liquid, g = gas and aq =aqueous.4-methylacetophenonesoluble aluminum salt (A1C13 destroyed by aqueous HC1)acetic acid (from any unreacted acetyl chloride)trace toluenehydrochloric acidwateraqsoluble aluminum saltacetic acidhydrocholic acidwatermethylene chloridemultiple Extractions with water and methylene chlorideorganic4-methylacetophenonemethylene chloridetrace toluenetrace acetic acid, and H₂Otrace 3)organic4-methylacetophenonemethylene chloridetrace toluenetrace waterextract with aqueous4).aq5)sodium chloridewaterCO₂(g)

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Which best fits in blank 3? HCI NaHCO3 aluminium salt H₂SO4 4-methylacetophenone methylene chloride trace toluene trace water Na₂SO4 xH₂O sodium chloride 4-methylacetophenone water CO₂(g) 4-methylacetophenone methylene chloride trace toluene g trace toluene

Which best fits in blank 3? HCI NaHCO3 aluminium salt H₂SO4 4-methylacetophenone methylene chloride trace toluene trace water Na₂SO4 xH₂O sodium chloride 4-methylacetophenone water CO₂(g) 4-methylacetophenone methylene chloride trace toluene g trace toluene

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