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Hello everyone! wanted to ask if I could help in trouble liquid extraction, where there is how to calculate the distribution constant, reads: Pyridine is a solvent widely used in the pharmaceutical industry. Used after the process is removed as part of an aqueous solution which is economically profitable to recover it. For this, the aqueous solution is contacted with an immiscible solvent in water and chlorinated sulfate easily separated. a) Calculate the amount of solvent will pyridine is contacted if an aqueous solution containing 0.35g of pyridine in 1500ml of water with 30 ml of the chlorinated solvent in a single extraction. I tried to calculate sulfate it, but what I think is not right, and to seek the ratio of the concentration with respect to water and then with respect to chlorinated solvent. You can calculate sulfate K, with this data? Thanks and NaClu2 _ /
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