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if you mistakenly extracted the ether solution first with NaOH solution and then with NaHCO3...

if you mistakenly extracted the ether solution first with NaOH solution and then with NaHCO3 solution, no crystals would be produced upon acidification of the NaHCO3layer. Briefly explain
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I believe the answer is that if you extract with NaOH, since it is a stronger base, it will extract all the compound you are trying to extract, leavingnone behind to extract with the NaHCO3.

Therefore, when acidifying the NaHCO3 layer, there will be no organic compound ion in it :)

Can you provide more details about the experiment you did to help me better understand the question?
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