Organic Chemistry Reactions - Check my Answers, Please

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The discussion centers on a request for feedback on answers related to an Organic Chemistry lab focused on extraction techniques. The user shares links to the lab instructions and their answers but notes that the answer link may not have displayed properly. There is a sense of frustration expressed due to a lack of responses, emphasizing the importance of community engagement for clarifying doubts. The user highlights that expecting immediate replies is unrealistic, advocating for a more collaborative approach to learning. Overall, the thread underscores the need for timely assistance in understanding organic chemistry concepts.
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Organic Chemistry Reactions - Check my Answers, Please! :)

this is the lab that we have to do in class:
http://academics.eckerd.edu/instructor/grove/gorgchem/Extraction%20Lab.pdf

http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/cnIZmcws9cN3v_1TDx7nfg?authkey=Gv1sRgCI-xv4Hl9tampgE&feat=directlink
 
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i don't think the link to my answer showed up, so to see it, please go here;

http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/cnIZmcws9cN3v_1TDx7nfg?authkey=Gv1sRgCI-xv4Hl9tampgE&feat=directlink
 
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no replies? :'(
 


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