please draw an accurate and correct flowchart graph like in the second picture using information provided in the first one. the two crude compounds used in the liquid liquid extraction are unknown neutral organic and acidic crude compounds. the solvent is diethyl ether, the solution will be shaken with NaOh and neutralized with Hcl. will rate thumbs up if all instructions are followed

- Draw a liquid-liquid extraction flowchart that will efficiently separate a two-component mixture containing an acidic and neutral compound (Similar to the flowchart in Exp. 1, \& see sections 4.1.2 \& 4.2 of your lab manual) You can use the terms: "Neutral", "Acid", "Base", "Conjugate base" or "Conjugate acid" for the compounds. You can choose from the solvents listed below. You will need to specify the solvent types, approximate volumes (this can be a rough estimate - see section 4.2 in your lab manual), and the number of successive extractions. (ex. 53mL of diethyl ether). "As a starting point, it will take 3040mL of the organic solvent to dissolve 1.3g of your unknown mixture Part A: Liquid-Liquid Extraction Neutral Compound + Acidic Compound White residue = ( 1.4 g of unknown) loss of compound Must have 0.450.75q of both compounds Maximum 40mL of organic solvent