CHEM3301 Experiment 1: Solvent Extraction Prelab Worksheet Name Section: 101102103104 Hazards (see the SDS sheets on Canvas; use as much space as necessary) A. What is the main hazard of ethyl acetate? B. What are the main hazards of 4-nitrotoluene? C. What are the main hazards of 4-nitrobenzolc acid? D. Nitrobenzene is much more common that 4-nitrotoluene, and lits hazards are better known. Do you think the hazards of 4 -nitrotoluene are likely to be very different from or very similar to those of nitrobenzene? (information below comes from the procedure) (1) Show the reaction between 4-nilg bbenzolc acid and sodium hydroxide. (ChemDraw the structures, and paste below) (2) Give the densily of ethyl acetate in g/mL: (3) Glive the density of water in g/mL : (4) Will the density of 5% aqueous NaOH be greater than, less than or the same as that of pure water? (see this link) water? (see this link) (5) For a mixture of 20mL ethyl acetate and 20mL of aqueous 5% sodium hydroxide, two layers form. Based on densities, which layer is on the bottom