Ethyl 4-Fluorenone Lab Report

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In this experiment, an acid (Benzoic acid), a base (Ethyl 4- Aminobenzoate) and a neutral compound (9-Fluorenone) were extracted from a mixture. HCl was the acid used to separate the base from the mixture, by forming an organic layer, which contained the acid, the neutral compound, and an aqueous layer that contained the base. NaOH was the base that was used to separate the acid from the neutral compound, which resulted in an organic layer containing the neutral compound and an aqueous layer containing the acid. After this a base was then added to the first aqueous layer containing the base, and an acid added to the second aqueous layer containing the acid. The percent recovery of each compound was then evaluated. The basic component, Ethyl

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