Chemistry, 04.07.2020 21:01 deandrebryant89

g You have a sample of benzophenone that you think is contaminated with benzoic acid. Thinking back over the whole semester, identify two techniques that you could use to identify if the sample was contaminated. Once you have identified the techniques, briefly describe how the results would differ if the sample was pure vs. contaminated.

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g You have a sample of benzophenone that you think is contaminated with benzoic acid. Thinking back...