Compute how much total compound you would obtain

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Suppose you have 100 mg of a sample dissolved in 0.6 mL of water. The partition coefficient for this compound in water and ether is 4.0

1. Calculate how much total compound you would obtain with 3x0.2 mL extractions with ether.

2. Calculate how much you would obtain wiht 1 x 0.6 mL extraction.

3. Which method is more efficient.

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